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Quetta ASO seizes huge quantity of non-duty paid goods worth Rs 121.899m

byTariq Derya
10/04/2017
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ISLAMABAD: Model Customs Collectorate has seized 112 non-duty paid vehicles and various kind of smuggled goods worth Rs 121.899 million during the month of March of the financial year 2016-17.

Collector Dr Saeed Khan Jadoon told Customs Today that during the period the Anti Smuggling Organization (ASO) Quetta seized 112 non-duty paid vehicles worth Rs 48.422 million whereas the ASO seized foreign origin cloth worth Rs 6.691 million.

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The collector stated that during the said period the ASO seized 2,750 kilogram smuggled food grains worth Rs 0.385 million whereas the ASO seized 549 kilogram black and green tea worth Rs 4.644 million as well as 5,766 tires and tubes worth Rs 14.066 million.

He said that during month of March 2016-17, the ASO Quetta seized a huge quantity of auto spare parts worth of Rs 6.184 million whereas the ASO seized four bottles of whisky worth of Rs 0.024 million. The also ASO seized 27,9061 liters non-duty paid diesel worthRs 13.714 million.

The collector Quetta told that during the month of March the ASO seized 1460 liters of mobil oil under value of Rs0.302 million whereas the ASO seized 400 dandas of fake cigarettes under value of Rs4.452 million, he further told that the ASO seized 317 number of carpets  worth of Rs.0.456 million as for as the ASO seized 41 number of pirated CDs in worth of Rs0.082 million.

The ASO seized 891 bags of urea fertilizer in worth of Rs1.445 million whereas it seized 1008 blankets in worth of Rs1.777 million as for as the ASO seized huge quantity of medicines  in worth of Rs2.298 million and the ASO also seized 18 smuggled dinner sets in worth of Rs0.037 million.

The Collector said that during March FY16-17 the ASO Quetta seized Pan Prag worth Rs 0.55 million whereas it seized a huge quantity of Gutka in worth Rs 2.316 million. The ASO also seized detergent powder worth Rs 0.384 million whereas it seized vegetable ghee in worth Rs 0.023 million. He added that the ASO seized miscellaneous smuggled goods worth of Rs 10.490 million.

 

 

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