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Customs Intelligence release milk tank after verification of documents

byImran Ali
17/10/2017
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MULTAN: Directorate of Customs Intelligence and Investigation released the detain milk tank after its verification.

According to details, Customs Intelligence and Investigation staff has taken the private diary farm milk tank into their custody on suspicious documents. Customs teams asked the driver to produce original import documents and detained the milk tank.

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Milk tank was used for commercial purpose and its owner Malik Murad was using it for the transportation of milk to their clients in Multan from Kabirwala.

Field Intelligence Unit of Multan Customs teams intercepted the milk tank during checking of goods and vehicles near Multan Lahore Bypass and asked its driver to produce the original registration documents of the said vehicle.

The driver of the vehicle has submitted the original registration book of the milk tank to Customs Intelligence and Investigation Multan Office. Customs Intelligence checked the documents with registration book and found it correct during their verification and after that Customs teams decided to release the milk tank of the dairy farm. Customs teams handed over the milk tank to its owner after its verification.

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