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Customs impounds smuggled auto parts, tyres

byM Hayat
28/08/2015
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Directorate of Intelligence and Investigations has seized smuggled tyres and auto-parts worth millions of rupees, official sources told Customs Today.

The sources said that customs authorities have seized illegally imported goods and articles.

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The sources further said that on secret information of Additional Director Mohsin Rafique intercepted a truck loaded with auto parts and tyres. The authorities demanded the clearance documents from the truck owners but the owners could show clearance documents for 13 tons of goods while the truck was loaded with 30 tons of auto parts and tyres.

The sources said that a case has been registered and further investigations are underway.

 

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