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Quetta Customs impounds 67 non-duty paid vehicles worth Rs336m

byCT Report
29/11/2022
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QUETTA: Collectorate of Customs has seized 67 non-duty paid vehicles in an action against the smugglers in Quetta.

In line with the vision of the Prime Minister to curb smuggling, Collectorate of Customs Customs seized 67 non-customs paid vehicles, sugar and fertilizer worth Rs336 million approximately.

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The Pakistan Customs team carried out action near Nokandi, Quetta and foiled the smuggling bid from Pak-Afghan border.

On Feb 21, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) had said Rs11.2 billion worth of non-custom paid vehicles were confiscated during the July-Jan period.

A total of Rs35 billion worth of smuggled items were seized during July-January 2020/2021 as against Rs22 billion worth of such items confiscated during last year’s corresponding period.

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