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Peshawar Customs fetches Rs70.994m by auctioning off miscellaneous seized items

byIrfan Bahadur
24/08/2017
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PESHAWAR: The Model Customs Collectorate Peshawar has earned Rs70.9946million through auction of confiscated goods during 23 days of August FY 2017-18.

The Customs official at the Customs House Peshawar on Wednesday told Customs Today about the details of the revenue generated in August by different Customs stations, auction cells and ware houses of the MCC Peshawar.

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The Auction Cell MCC Peshawar has earned Rs21.3286million while I & I Auction received Rs6.836million by selling miscellaneous goods at auction during the first 23 days of August.

The Dry Port Peshawar has generated Rs11.335million revenue from the auction of various goods during the above said time period. The Treasury Branch of the MCC Peshawar collected Rs10.9308million through revenue from the auction of miscellaneous goods during the first 23 days of August.

In the same way, the Torkham Customs Station received Rs7.3733million and the Hazara Customs station did Rs1.8391million by auctioning off different items during the month of August FY 2017-18.

The Kohat Auction Cell fetched Rs6.765million while the Bacha Khan International Airport did Rs1.5891million by auctioning the miscellaneous goods during the passing month of August FY2017-18.

The Gadoon Ware House was able to earn Rs0.1058million of revenue while the S.W.H Peshawar did Rs7.3791million revenue during the current month of August.

The Collector Customs has lauded the efforts made by all the Customs stations and Auction Cells for adding valuable revenue to the MCC Peshawar.

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