FBR seizes smartphones, drives at Islamabad Airport worth Rs50m

ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has seized huge quantity of smuggled smartphones and drives worth Rs50 million at Islamabad International Airport.

A FBR spokesman said that in line with the vision of Prime Minister and due focused approach against the menace of smuggling, FBR has seized 10 cartons and 06 bags lying unclaimed on a conveyer belt at Islamabad International Airport.

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The bags contained 25 Apple Macbooks, 235 Apple iPhones, 09 LG Thinq V50 smartphones, 200 SanDisk drives, 94 Lexar SSD drives, 217 SSD drives of difference brands, 40 Lexar SD RAMs, 20 Apples watches (Series 6), 30 Apple Air pods, 04 Apples iPad Pro (5th Generation), 12 Apple iPad (8th Generation), 10 Apple power adapters, 05 Apple USB Power adapters, 03 Apple HD TV devices,05 Honey Well dome cameras, 07 used cameras and other miscellaneous goods having market value of Rs.50 million.

FBR will continue its counter smuggling drive to support local industry and to play its role in economic growth of the country.