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Faisalabad Customs Intelligence to hold auction on October 19

byNaeem Sheikh
19/10/2016
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FAISALABAD: The Customs Intelligence and Investigation, Faisalabad, will hold auction of confiscated items On October 19, 2016.

Customs officials told Customs Today that the auction will hold under the supervision of Deputy Director Muhammad Riaz.  As per the details, in the confiscated items included cars, generator (3- Nos), printed plastic paper (5395-kg), clothes (1525-kgs), dyed brown shade knitted Sherpa fleece fabrics (479-kg), Micro fine tag pins (217-kg), loop lock (165-kg), zip ( 1185-kgs ), Samsung LED TVs (11-Nos), A.S Cloth 10- Roll and Indian origin black tea-85 bags.

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These all items will be auction on October 19 at customs intelligence situated in Amin town kenal Road, Faisalabad. Deputy Director Muhammad Riaz will supervise the auction which will start at 11am. It is hoped that the department will gather millions of rupees as revenue by this auction.

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