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Customs Ammar case foils attempts to smuggle above 41 thousand tablets Cptagon

byCT Report
29/08/2017
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RIYADH: Ammar’s customs office on the northwestern border of the kingdom managed to thwart two attempts to smuggle a quantity of 41,446 (41,446) cabbages, four of which were found hidden in two vehicles that were brought to the kingdom via the port.

On the details of this, Khalid Al Rumaih, General Manager of Ammar Ammar Customs said: First, a customs vehicle was introduced to the customs of a passenger. During the completion of customs procedures for the passenger and his vehicle, the Customs Controller was able to find 16,913 tablets of Cptagon, It was prepared and prepared for smuggling purposes in the cavity of the seat belt belt on both sides.  Al-Rumaih added: 24,533 tablets were found in another vehicle, which was presented to the customs of the “private” type, where it was hidden in a cache beside the spare tire of the vehicle.

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