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Saudi Customs foil attempt to smuggle 42 dolls with ‘bombs’

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24/02/2018
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The doll shipment was intercepted at King Khaled International Airport. According to the Public Relations Department at the Customs Authority, the 42 dolls were transported by aglobal shipping company with a large assortment of planes and trucks.

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