Kenyan women caught at Mumbai airport with gold hidden in private parts

The gold was found on the suspects post a medical test at JJ Hospital

Acting on information that three Kenyan women travelling from Doha to Mumbai were carrying drugs concealed in their stomachs, a team of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) intercepted them at the international airport. However, they later found out that the women were carrying gold worth Rs 50 lakh wrapped in plastic and hidden in their vaginal and rectal cavities.

When the NCB officials questioned the three suspects and checked their bags, they did not find anything, but they became suspicious when the trio started to feel unwell and requested for medical help. Accordingly, they were taken to JJ Hospital. Medical examination revealed that they had hidden something in their private parts.

The officials said that a total of 937.78 gms of gold were recovered from them. About 17 pieces of the metal were concealed in 13 packets. The drug cops added that all the gold had been recovered and the suspects would be discharged from the hospital after further proceedings.

The women have been identified as Abdullahi Abdiya Aden, 43, Ali Saadiya Alo, 45, and Mohammad Khuresha Ali, 61. They said that after landing at the Mumbai airport, they were supposed to be informed over phone whom to meet.

937.78gms
Amount of gold that has been recovered from the women