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Bacha Khan Airport: Customs seizes 170 cell phones from passenger

byCT Report
12/07/2016
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PESHAWAR: The Customs authorities have seized 170 cell phones from a passenger at the Bacha Khan International Airport.

According to a press release said, the passenger, arriving from Dubai by PK-284, was stopped over the suspicious activity. His baggage was scanned and a total of 170 cellphones worth Rs 10 million were recovered for him.

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