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Mohammad Hafeez
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Pakistan: Thieves loot cash, other valuables from former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Hafeez's house

| @indiablooms | Mar 08, 2023, at 09:59 pm

Lahore: Thieves allegedly looted cash, including foreign currency, and other valuables from the residence of former Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Hafeez in Lahore.

The Defence A police lodged a theft case on the complaint of Hafeez’s uncle Shahid Iqbal, reports Dawn News.

According to the FIR, the unidentified thieves entered the house by scaling its walls when the family was in Islamabad and the residence was locked from inside, the newspaper reported.

Iqbal said the footage of the incident is currently available.

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