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Customs Quetta foils attempt to smuggle oil worth Rs 3m

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
21/09/2015
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KARACHI: Model Customs Collectorate Preventive Quetta has foiled a bid of smuggling engine oil and break oil worth Rs 3 million.

According to the sources, Customs authorities received credible information of smuggling by truck loaded with engine oil and break oil. After receiving this information, Assistant collector formed a seven-member team, which intercepted the truck near Beli Check Post and confiscated smuggled engine oil and break oil worth Rs 3 million. The driver, who was identified as Naimatulllah Kahan, was also arrested.

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Sources told Customs Today that after the initial investigations, the drive revealed that he has nothing to do with this smuggling of oil as he has to deliver truck to another person after the Beli check-post. Customs Authorities registered a case against the accused while further proceedings are still in progress.

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