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Pakistan Customs transfers officials from Islamabad airport involved in smuggling

byCT Report
22/01/2021
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Customs has transferred officials from Islamabad airport due to their involvement in smuggling activities.

According to sources, Collectorate of Customs Islamabad has directed inspectors Qazi Ayazud Din, Arshad bin Inam, Hawaldars’ Muhammad Sultan, Irfan, Istihaq Ahmad and LDCs Babar Latif Kiyani and Numan Ijaz to report to the FBR headquarter as well as the Islamabad dry port.

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On the other hand, inspectors Munir Afzal, Tasveer Mustafa, Ehtisam Khurshid, LDCs Shahid Zafar, Awais Tariq and sepoys Mudassir Hussain and Arsalan Javiad have been asked to report to Islamabad Airport.

It is pertinent to mention that customs officials had last week thwarted a bid to smuggle more than 1,300 luxury mobile phones worth of Rs50 million from Islamabad airport.

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