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Quetta Customs seizes 25 LEDs, 50 DVDs, 500 memory cards

byWaqar Ahmed Ansari
07/03/2016
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: Directorate General of Customs Intelligence and Investigation Quetta has recovered 25 LEDs, 50 DVDs and more than 500 memory cards during a crackdown.

Sources of Customs Quetta informed Customs Today that Director Customs Intelligence Iqbal Bhawana received credible information about smuggling attempts. After receiving the tip-off, he constituted a raiding party. The Customs team intercepted a coach and recovered 25 LEDs, 50 DVDs and more than 500 memory cards.

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Sources said that all these goods belong to a citizen whose name is Rehman Khan and he is a resident of Karachi. The Customs team seized all the smuggled goods and registered a case against the accused.

 

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