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Customs Intelligence Multan seizes Rs 30 million smuggled items

byM Hayat
03/11/2015
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Customs Intelligence and Investigations Multan seized two truckloads of smuggled items near Sakhi Sarwar area of district Dera Ghazi Khan, officials said.

Customs officials said that the trucks were caught late last night and initial search yielded in recovery of tyres, welding rods and different auto parts. Both the trucks, their drivers and helpers were given in custody of Sakhi Sarwar police and they would be hand over to Customs Intelligence and Investigations Multan within next two days after completion of legal procedure.

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“Our initial assessment suggest that the seized smuggled items valued over Rs 30 million”, officials said.

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