MULTAN: Pakistan Customs staff deputed at Multan airport has confiscated three non-duty paid LED TVs from the passengers of the flights coming from Dubai and Sharjah.
It is reported that the Customs staff in a routine checking of the flights confined three non-customs paid LED Tvs from the passengers who were coming from Dubai and Sharjah to Multan.
The staff however handed over the LEDs to the passengers on the payment of customs duty of Rs 24,000.
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