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Customs Intelligence seizes petrol worth Rs 40.25m near Iranian border

byM Hayat
09/01/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Customs Intelligence and Frontier Corps Balochistan seized eight fuel tankers near Iranian border. The tankers had 1, 30000 litre petrol worth Rs 40.25 million. Customs Intelligence director Mohammad Iqbal Powana, Customs ADI Inamullah, inspector Nasrullah with FC team jointly seized Iranian petrol dumped by the smugglers in Panjgur district bordering with Iran.
The case has been registered against owners named as Abdul Qadeer and Karim Jan while drivers have been handed over to local police for further probe.

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