ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Customs seized 10 smuggled vehicles and other goods valued above Rs113.5 million during intelligence-led Islamabad Customs operations conducted since July 10, the collectorate said Saturday.
The Collectorate of Customs Enforcement, Islamabad, said most of the vehicles were non-custom-paid. Its statement identified a 2018 Toyota Camry, a 2020 Suzuki Alto, a 2004 Toyota Wish, a 2002 Toyota Land Cruiser, a 1996 Toyota Prado, a 2012 Toyota Prius, a 2004 Toyota Passo and a 2002 Volkswagen among the seizures.
Enforcement teams also confiscated foreign-brand cigarettes, imported tyres, fabric and dried figs, according to the statement.
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Senior Customs officials supervised the operations as part of an intensified campaign against smuggling and illegal trade, the collectorate said. It added that intelligence-based enforcement would continue against suspected trafficking networks and customs-law violations.
The Rs113.5 million figure represents the combined estimated value of the vehicles and contraband, according to corroborating reports from ARY News.
