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Customs seizes 9 liquor bottles from ex-PIA employee at Karachi airport

byCT Report
11/09/2018
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KARACHI: Customs officials on Tuesday confiscated nine bottles of liquor at Karachi airport.

According to details, nine wine bottles were seized by custom officials from a passenger named Mansoor Ahmed, coming from Bangkok to Karachi.

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Sources say the man is an adviser of Peoples Unity president but the employees union has distanced itself from what they termed a former member’s act.

Sources say Custom officials were pressurized to hand back the liquor bottles recovered from Mansoor’s possession who they say is a former employee of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA).

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