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Customs seizes China-made locks, auto parts in 2 raids

byM Hayat
25/09/2014
in Anti-Smuggling, Breaking News, Latest News
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LAHORE: Anti-smuggling Wing of the Collectorate of Customs Preventive on Wednesday seized Rs 1.6 million non-customs paid items in two different raids the Sherankot.

Sources said that the authorities raided a bus carrying China-made locks weighing above one and a half tonnes. The value of the locks was assessed at Rs 0.8 million.

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The bus is said to be owned by Peshawar resident Aslam Khan.

In the second raid, the anti-smuggling wing seized soaps, shampoos and auto-parts from a bus at Sherankot. The second bus also belonged to a resident of Peshawar.

The raids were conducted on the information of Collector of Customs Mukaram Jah. Deputy Superintendent Mazhar Buttar and inspectors Khalid Butt and Arif Meo supervised the raids.

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