iPad, laptop smuggling bid foiled at Karachi airport
KARACHI: In a successful operation, customs officials foiled the smuggling of technology equipment worth millions and arrested four passengers at the Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, ARY News reported on Friday.
According to details, customs officers intercepted four travelers – who had arrived in Karachi from Dubai via a private airline – and seized goods worth millions of rupees.
The arrested persons have been identified as Azhar Iqbal, Muhammad Faisal, Azhar Gill and Zul Noorain.
The passengers attempted to pass through the green channel without a goods declaration, with customs officials detaining all four passengers to check their luggage.
According to the shift – inspector Agha Najamuddin stated that more than 50 iPads, laptops, 46 latest iPhones and 500 packs of international cigarettes were recovered from the possession of the arrested persons.Additionally, the apprehended suspects failed to provide the customs workers with tax information, therefore the officials filed a complaint against the passenger.
At Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport on Friday, customs officers were able to effectively halt the smuggling of electrical goods worth millions of dollars, according to ARY News.
The story goes that four tourists who had privately flown from Dubai to Karachi were detained by customs officers, who also found goods worth millions of dollars.
Those detained included Azhar Iqbal, Muhammad Faisal, Azhar Gill, and Zul Noorain.
Customs officials stopped all four of the passengers as they tried to leave through the green lane without declaring their belongings.
More than 50 iPads, computers, 46 new iPhones, and 500 packs of foreign cigarettes were seized, according to Superintendent Agha Najamuddin’s statement.
The passengers attempted to pass through the green channel without a goods declaration, with customs officials detaining all four passengers to check their luggage.
According to the shift – inspector Agha Najamuddin stated that more than 50 iPads, laptops, 46 latest iPhones and 500 packs of international cigarettes were recovered from the possession of the arrested persons.Additionally, the apprehended suspects failed to provide the customs workers with tax information, therefore the officials filed a complaint against the passenger.
