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Teen nabbed at Vasco; gold, cash, mobile phones worth Rs 6.4 lakh recovered


VASCO: Vasco Railway police officials arrested a 19-year-old boy who was travelling in the Tirupati-Vasco train early Friday morning and recovered gold, cash, mobile
phones worth Rs 6.4 lakh from him.
According to Mormugao DySP Sunita Sawant, Jayraj Patil (19) of Orgapur in Ramdurg-Belgaum was arrested by Railway police while travelling by the Tirupati-Vasco train after he attempted to snatch a bag belonging to a woman.
He was found suspicious by the ticket collector and was handed over to Vasco Railway police.
During a search, the Vasco Railway Police found the accused in possession of 240 grammes of gold worth Rs 6 lakh, consisting of three chains, a necklace, four bangles and 11 earrings.
The accused also was found with cash of around Rs 17,600, four mobile phones, 2 power banks,
a watch and a ladies
purse.
Vasco Railway Police has arrested the accused and further investigation is in progress in the case.
2 held for mobiles theft at Vagator
MAPUSA: Anjuna Police on Thursday night arrested Sayad Gulam Abbas Haidar (21) and Furkhan Mahamad Ali Kureshi (23) of Mumbra-Thane, on charges of stealing mobile phones from visitors at a music festival at Vagator beach. Police confiscated 12 mobile phones from them worth Rs 3 lakh from the accused.
A resident from from Calvim-Aldona and 11 others had filed a complaint with the Anjuna police, stating that they had lost their mobile phones during the music festival.
Police later found the two accused moving in a suspicious manner and during a search found the stolen phones in their possession.

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Fisheries department seeks assistance from Coast Guard to rein in LED fishing

The Goan Network
Published Dec 30, 2017, 3:48 AM IST
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the goan I networkMARGAO A day after fisheries officials made their presence felt at the Cutbona jetty to check vessels fitted with LED lights, Friday saw the Fisheries department knocking the doors of the Indian Coast Guard to take necessary steps to prevent the use of LED fishing in the Indian Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) beyond the territorial waters. The letter written to the Coast Guard on Friday by Deputy Director of Fisheries Dr Smita Mazumdar assumes significance…

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