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Faisalabad Customs confiscates smuggled welding rods

byNaeem Sheikh
30/12/2015
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FAISALABAD: The Customs Intelligence and Investigation has seized foreign welding rods  (Golden Bridge) worth Rs 615,000 which also involves duty and taxes of Rs 390,525.

Sources told Customs Today that Additional Director Ms. Azmat Tahira received information about some smuggling attempts after which she constituted a team comprising Muhammad Tahir Iqbal (SIO), Mansoor Nasir and Faizi Raza (IO) Muhammad Iqbal and Mukhtar Ahmed sepoys.

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The customs team raided the godown of M/s Sajid Goods Jhang Road and seized foreign origin welding rods. The customs team asked the accused person who was identified as Abdul Hamid to produce legal documents regarding possession of the welding rods but he failed to provide the same.

Customs team seized the welding rods and registered a case against the suspect.

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