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ASO Islamabad takes into possession 10 consignments & three offending trucks in seven days

byTariq Derya
16/08/2017
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD): The Anti-Smuggling Organization (ASO) Islamabad has impounded 10 huge consignments comprising various kinds of smuggling goods worth Rs4.347million during 29th of July to 05th of August Financial Year 2017-18 along with three offending vehicles.

According to details given by Deputy Collector ASO Islamabad Ansir Anies while talking with Customs Today exclusively that, during the first week of August FY2017-18, the ASO showed good performance as it seized different kinds of smuggling items like white showman paint markers, solar windows, various kinds of imported shampoos, body perfumes, and a huge number of handkerchiefs.
She told CT that the ASO confiscated file covers, fair and lovely creams, shower jells, different types of trolly bags, baby car batteries, Pankoo seeds, car seats, assorted models of mobile phones, cutting disks, Samsung LED 52 inches, Sony LED TVs, 42 inches, Samsung LED 32 inches, Sony LED TVs, 52 inches, black tea and car tapes.
Telling about the details of the offending vehicles, she said that, during above said period, the ASO Islamabad took into possession three offending vehicles including Mazda Mini truck LES-11-2017, Toyota Vitz car AAK-771, Toyota Hiace van with registration No: G-0262.
She said the ASO is working in different shifts which is a good change regarding the crackdown on smugglers and tax evaders within the jurisdiction of Model Customs Collectorate (MCC) Islamabad.

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