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Multan Customs recovers six bottlers of liquor at Multan Int’l Airport

byImran Ali
26/08/2017
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MULTAN: The Customs Collectorate staff has recovered sox bottles of foreign origin liquor during checking of luggage of passengers at Multan International Airport.

According to details, Multan Customs staff enhanced monitoring of the goods on the directions of Collector Saud Imran Ahmad. Customs staff deputed at the Multan International Airport checked the luggage of the passengers arrived from Dubai on the Emirates flight EK 630 at 7:45 pm. Multan Customs staff recovered six foreign origin bottles of liquor which were hidden tactfully in the luggage of passenger.

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The liquor was recovered from the baggage of passenger who was identified as Muhammad Nawaz Sajid. Customs Anti-Smuggling Organization has conducted interrogation from the passenger after the recovery of foreign origin liquor during examination of luggage.

Multan Customs authorities released the said passenger after initial interrogations and seized foreign origin liquor.

It is also important to mention that Customs staff deployed at the Multan International Airport have enhanced monitoring of coming goods and adopted special measures to prevent any sort of smuggling on the directions of Collector Saud Imran Ahmad.

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