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Islamabad Collectorate seizes 1,200 kg opium in October

byM. Faizan
08/11/2014
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ISLAMABAD: The Model Customs Collectorate (MCC) of Islamabad seized 1,200 kg opium worth Rs 5.4 million in different raids during October.

Moreover, MCC Islamabad has recovered 12 vehicles, two non-duty paid cars, spare parts and other goods of millions of rupees in different raids during last month. The MCC seized clothes worth Rs 3.67, electronics goods worth Rs 1.3 million,  black tea worth Rs 0.48 million, tyres worth Rs 0.32, spare parts worth Rs 93,126, two non-duty paid cars worth Rs 3.69 million, offending vehicles worth Rs 14.10 million and other goods worth Rs 0.848 million during different raids in October.

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