Hyderabad: Pakistan Customs has escalated its anti-smuggling operations by employing the Oil & Gas Regulatory Authority’s Tracking App to oversee the transit of petroleum, oil, and lubricants products. This technological advancement is part of a broader effort to enhance enforcement measures and ensure compliance with legal standards.
According to Radio Pakistan, in a series of coordinated actions, the Anti-Smuggling Units of the Collectorate of Customs Enforcement Hyderabad intercepted three oil tankers transporting an estimated 20,000 liters of petrol and high-speed diesel. The seized goods are valued at approximately 40 million rupees. These operations underscore the role of digital tools in identifying discrepancies, verifying the movement of petroleum consignments, and bolstering intelligence-driven enforcement strategies.
Pakistan Customs has reiterated its dedication to curbing smuggling activities, protecting legitimate supply chains, and upholding the enforcement of relevant laws.