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Anti-smuggling wing confiscates 512 computer LCDs

byM Hayat
11/09/2013
in Anti-Smuggling, Breaking News, Latest News
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LAHORE: Lahore Model Customs Collectorate anti-smuggling wing on Wednesday seized at least 512 non-duty paid Computer LCDs at Faizpur Interchange.

Official source said that a team of anti-smuggling wing on a tip-off raided a Mazda truck and confiscated 512 computer LCDs worth Rs 25 lakh market value.

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Source said that LCDs were being smuggled from Peshawar to a Lahore market.

According to source, a case under Customs Act has been registered against the responsible.

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