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Customs ASO foils bid to smuggle non duty paid goods from Peshawar

byNadir Khan
04/11/2017
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PESHAWAR: Custom Anti Smuggling Organization thwarted attempt of smuggling by recovering six non custom paid vehicles, tyres and auto parts and other materials from their possession.

Following the directives of Collector Gul Rahman, the anti smuggling organization in a crackdown in Peshawar recovered NDP Toyota car, 156 tyres, Sonic CV joint coda for LTV, Brake Pad for LTV, Ball joint for LTV, BGF Hydraulic parts, chases frames, 850 yards cloths, Bed Ford truck  bearing registration no: E 5117, Bed Ford bus bearing registration no: DN 3207.

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It is necessary to mention here that Collector Customs Gul Rehman has directed all anti smuggling squads to use all available resources to curb smuggling in the region. Customs Collectorate is also working on a comprehensive strategy to foils smuggling bids. The campaign against smuggling has been speed up soon after the new collection took charge.

 

 

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