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Customs recovers 14 bottles of alcohol from Chinese national at Sost Border

byM. Faizan
19/03/2015
in Islamabad, Latest News
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Customs has recovered 14 bottles of alcohol from a Chinese national named Tang Daoguop here at Sost Border between Pakistan and China.

As per detail, the customs superintendent Sost recovered the bottles from a Chinese national during the checking of passengers entering Pakistan via bus. The customs officials asked the accused to produce legal documents for the import of the prohibited items into Pakistan which Chinese could not show.

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On the other hand, Model Customs Collectorate Islamabad Adjudication has issued a show cause notice to the Daoguop and directed him to submit the answer in 10 days, while adjudication also ordered Sost customs superintendent to appear in hearing of the case or send the seizure officer.

 

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