Sharjah: Police are looking for a thief who broke into a Sharjah pharmacy and stole Dh106,500.
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Sharjah pharmacy thief steals Dh106,500
Sharjah Police have formed a team to trace and arrest the culprit
- By Aghaddir Ali, Staff Reporter
- Published: 00:10 November 25, 2012
The culprit broke into Al Qudis Pharmacy in Sharjah’s Al Qasimiya area on Friday.
Police have formed a team to trace and arrest the culprit.
Police have urged anyone running a business not to leave any valuables or large amounts of cash on their premises and to ensure their businesses have adequate security.
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