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Multan Customs seizes smuggled goods, NDP vehicles worth Rs248.5m

byCT Report
07/12/2022
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MULTAN: Collectorate of Customs Enforcement Multan has seized non-customs paid vehicles and miscellaneous goods worth Rs.248.5 million during various anti-smuggling actions in November 2022-23.       

Sources told Customs Today that Multan Customs Collectorate has carried out various crackdowns against smuggled goods to curtail smuggling in the jurisdiction. Multan Customs Anti-Smuggling staff has thwarted several attempts of smuggling in the Jurisdiction on the basis of credible information against smuggling.       

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Multan Customs Anti-Smuggling organization has enhanced the patrolling of the suspected routes to intercept the non-customs paid (NCP) vehicles. Anti-Smuggling squad of Multan Customs Collectorate has enhanced vigilance of suspected routes on the special directions of Collector Tahir Ali to thwart any attempt of smuggling. The Anti-Smuggling Organization (ASO) has alerted few crucial strategic routes to intercept any smuggling attempt.        

Anti-Smuggling Organization has impounded 7 various smuggled vehicles of worth Rs.17.53 million in the month of November. The Anti-Smuggling Organization (ASO) has seized non-customs duty paid vehicles which includes Toyota Vitz, Honda Civic, Land Cruiser, Toyota Premio, Toyota Fielder and other in their various crackdowns. All impounded vehicles were found non-duty paid and non-tampered during verification.       

Anti-Smuggling Organization has detected 11 various seizure cases of High-Speed Diesel, plastic bags, Cooking Oil, betel nuts, Skimmed milk, Tyres, cigarettes and others of almost worth Rs.230 million during their aggressive crackdowns in the region during December 2021-22. These impounded vehicles and goods were intercepted from Dera Ghazi Khan, Multan, Bahawalpur, Sadiqabad regions during crackdown of Anti-Smuggling Organization in the month of November .

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