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Customs expects up to Rs 60m revenue through first auction

byTariq Derya
24/08/2016
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: Islamabad Customs is expecting to collect revenue from Rs 50 to Rs60 million by holding first auction on August 29, 2016. Around 50 non-paid vehicles, including embassy surrender vehicles will be displayed for buyers.

Assistant Collector dry port Islamabad Amanat Ali Khan said that this auction will be the most important for the Islamabad Customs as it will generate a handsome amount through this auction.

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As per the details, he said that vehicles and goods are as under one bullet proof Mercedes 85 model, 04 Mercedes Benz car C180 model 99, Accidental 2002 model BMW, Toyota land cruiser 99,2001,2003,2004,2006 models, Toyota Prado 2002 model, Toyota double cabin model 99 and 2004, Toyota Hicae 2000 model, Toyota Vigo 2005 model.

Assistant Collector said that there are also including Toyota Corolla 99, 2001 and 2002 models, Land Cruiser (2 door) 91 model, Toyota corona 93 model, Land rover 87, 88, 89, and 2006 models, Land rover 91 model 3 door, 2 numbers Mitsubishi Pajero 2006 model, Nissan double cabin 2005, 2006, 2007 models, Renault recovery truck, Isuzu Trooper 85 model, Vespa scooter, 03 Suzuki motor cycle2009 model, Honda trail 2006 model.

Amanat Ali said that there are many different type of goods i.e fabric, soft drinks, welding roods, crockery, led, pumps, tyres and solar panels will be set for auctioneers to get buy on reasonable prices.

He said that appraisers department of dry port have been finalize the value of the vehicles as for as goods and tacks are display on the vehicles who will set for auction.

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