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Customs seizes smuggled mini Mazda truck ‏

byImran Ali
03/09/2015
in Latest News, National
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MULTAN: Customs Intelligence and Investigation Multan seized smuggled Mazda mini truck during an action.

According to details, Customs Intelligence and Investigation Multan Range Office received information that a Mazda mini truck bearing registration LRT/3821 has entered Multan. The Customs staff coordinated each other and intercepted the truck near Khanewal bypass.

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Driver Muhammad Alam of the Mazda truck was asked to present the original documents to prove its legal identity. During verification of the documents and physical examination of the Mazda truck, it found to be a smuggled one. The Customs staff seized the truck along with Cabin Mazda Titan accessories on non-payment of customs duty.

Superintendent Fareedud Din Masood, Amjad Pervaiz and Saleem Afzal have participated in the action against the smuggled truck.

The value of the seized truck was almost Rs 1 million and the duty taxes on the seized truck were almost Rs 300,000.

Customs seized truck by applying law section 3(I) 3 of the imports and export act 1950 punishable clause 89 of section 156(1) of Customs Act, 1969.

 

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