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Customs I&I impounds Indian cloth worth millions: Sadia Munib

byM Hayat
19/10/2019
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Customs Investigation and Intelligence has impounded Indian originated non duty paid cloth worth millions of rupees.

Sources told Customs Today that on information of Director Customs I&I Sadia Munib the Directorate’s anti smuggling team intercepted a bus loaded with 34000 meters of Indian made illegal cloth.

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The passenger bus of Bloch transportation was dumped with the cloth worth millions of rupees. The cloth was being illegally transported to Shah Alam Market. After registering a case, the Customs authorities have started further investigations in the case.

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