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Customs Quetta confiscates smuggled items worth Rs35m in different raids

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
27/11/2015
in Breaking News, Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Customs Intelligence Quetta has confiscated smuggled items worth Rs 35 million during different raids in Mastung and Dasht.
According to the sources, Customs confiscated smuggled items including cloth, juices and other things which were being smuggled from Afghanistan.

Sources told Customs Today that customs has conducted a raid after receiving secret information from its sources and seized non-duty paid items. Inspector Customs Intelligence Quetta Jahangir talking to Customs Today said that Customs Quetta has started raids against smugglers and has conducted raids in different areas of Quetta in this regard and arrested number of smugglers.

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