Pakistan Customs Destroys Contraband Goods Worth Rs. 7.711 Billion in Karachi


Karachi: The Collectorate of Customs (Enforcement) in Karachi, alongside the Collectorate of Customs (Airport) at Jinnah International Airport, conducted a joint destruction ceremony of contraband goods in Gadap Town, Karachi. The operation resulted in the destruction of goods valued at Rs. 7.711 billion.



According to Press Information Department, the destroyed items included narcotics valued at Rs. 7.124 billion. Additionally, a significant quantity of liquor and other prohibited items, including expired and counterfeit products, valued at approximately Rs. 586.58 million, were also destroyed.



The procedure adhered to legal guidelines outlined in the Customs Act, 1969, and Customs General Order No. 12/2002. This operation underscores Pakistan Customs’ commitment to combating smuggling and illicit trade, as well as their efforts to safeguard public health, protect national revenue, and promote lawful trade within the country.

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