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Multan Customs foils bid to smuggle velo pouches at MIA

byCT Report
27/04/2024
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MULTAN: Collectorate of Customs Enforcement team deputed at Multan International Airport (MIA) thwarted an attempt to smuggle velvo pouches.

Sources told Customs Today that velo pouches, a type of smokeless tobacco, hidden within a passenger’s luggage. The discovery, made during routine screenings, underscores the constant vigilance required to combat illicit activities.

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Upon inspection, authorities intercepted a passenger attempting to transport a substantial quantity of Velo pouches through the airport. Swift action led to the confiscation of the contraband and the detainment of the individual involved for further questioning.

This incident sheds light on the persistent challenges faced by customs agencies in preventing the illegal trade of tobacco products, which not only poses health risks but also undermines government revenue.

Customs officials reaffirmed their commitment to stringent border controls and cooperation with law enforcement agencies to tackle smuggling operations effectively. Such collaborative efforts are crucial in maintaining the integrity of border security measures and upholding public health standards.

As investigations into the smuggling attempt progress, customs authorities remain vigilant, ready to intercept any further illicit activities and uphold the rule of law at Multan International Airport.

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