LAHORE - Pakistan border security personnel on Friday seized a vegetable consignment from India and recovered ‘spying equipment’ during the screening at Wagha border. According to sources, the devices hidden inside the crates of tomatoes included sound recorders and other equipment. The sources said four men, transporting the consignment, have also been arrested and investigation was under way, adding their nationalities could not be ascertained as yet. The devices have been sent off to experts for inspection.
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