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Peshawar Customs foils bid to smuggle NDP cloth near Jamrod

byNadir Khan
24/10/2019
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PESHAWAR: Collectorate of Customs Preventive team and local police foiled an attempt of smuggling non custom paid cloths worth million of rupees being smuggle to Punjab via Jamrod Peshawar on Wednesday.

Sources told Customs Today that the non-customs paid goods and cloth handed over to custom authorities for further necessary action. As per detail tip off received to ASP Hayatabad Hasan Jehangir regarding smuggling of non custom paid cloths and other goods worth million of rupees.

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Following the information police deployed to keep close watch over alleged smuggler. Police flag down a vehicle near Hayatabad and seized huge quantity of foreign origin cloth.

The recovered goods  were handed over to Custom Officer Wajid Ali and Saeed Zaman to Peshawar custom house.

 

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