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Gwadar Customs seizes narcotics worth Rs257m

byCT Report
02/03/2022
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GWADAR: Collectorate of Customs again in yet another intelligence-based successful operation seized 8.5 kg of high-quality Methamphetamine/ICE after chasing the smugglers in the mountainous area of Uthal.

The value of the seizure is approximately Rs. 257 Million. FIR has been lodged and further investigation is underway.

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Furthermore, it is worth sharing that the Collectorate of Customs, Gwadar had seized 7.5 kg of high-quality Methamphetamine/ICE about 10 days ago, valuing Rs. 222 Million. Thereafter, in the month of February 2022, the Customs Collectorate Gwadar has seized narcotics/drugs worth over Rs. 500 Million which is, indeed, a laudable performance.

It is pertinent to mention that the Federal Board of Revenue is following a policy of zero-tolerance against smuggling and thereby has increased vigilance and surveillance of cargo movement across the border. Finance Minister, Shaukat Tarin, has commended FBR for its successful anti-smuggling drive across Pakistan.

Likewise, Chairman FBR/Secretary Revenue Division, Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq Ahmed has appreciated Chief Collector Quetta, Muhammad Sadiq and Collector Customs Gwadar, Muhammad Javed Chaudhary & their team in ensuring zero-tolerance against smuggling of all shades and grades. He further reiterated his unflinching resolve to fight the menace of smuggling across the country in order to maximize tax compliance.

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