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Multan Customs Intelligence seized foreign origin dates, coriander

byImran Ali
11/06/2016
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MULTAN: The Customs Intelligence and Investigation Multan has seized foreign origin dates and dry coriander in an operation.

As per details, the Customs Intelligence intercepted a truck during road checking and found 1,340 kilogram foreign origin dates and 1,200 kilogram coriander near Sadiqabad.

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Customs Intelligence seized the dates and coriander when the driver failed to provide import documents to prove the possession of the goods. The Customs team has lodged a first information report against the suspects. Further investigations is underway. The estimated value of the seized goods is Rs 500,000.

 

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