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Hyderabad ASO seizes 32,000 lieters smuggled Iranian diesel

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari

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HYDERABAD: Customs Hyderabad’s Anti-Smuggling Organization has seized smuggled Iranian diesel during a crackdown.

Sources told Customs Today that Anti-Smuggling Organization received information regarding the smuggling of Iranian diesel. The ASO team intercepted a truck which was approaching towards Karachi from Hyderabad and seized 32,000 liters of smuggled Iranian diesel. The ASO team arrested the truck driver and another person who was identified as Abdul Malik.

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Both accused persons failed to produce any documentary proof regarding possession of Iranian diesel. ASO team registered a case of smuggling against accused persons.

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