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Pakistan arrests man hunted by US over $126m postage fraud case

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Pakistani authorities have arrested Faheem Akram, a man sought by the United States in connection with a $126 million postage fraud scheme. Akram is accused of orchestrating a large-scale operation involving the sale of counterfeit postage labels.

According to the allegations, Akram sold more than 5 million fraudulent postage labels at a fixed price of $2 each. The arrest follows an international effort to apprehend the suspect for his role in the alleged financial fraud.

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