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A Chattogram court today sent two customs officials to jail in a case filed by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) over embezzlement of government revenue of Tk 24.33 lakh, in collaboration with each other, in a consignment imported from China.

42 tonnes of poppy seeds seized at Chattogram port UNB 1st June, 2021 02:56:18 Customs authorities on Tuesday claimed to have  seized 42 tonnes of poppy seeds worth Tk 15 crore at Chattogram port. Officials said that the poppy seeds were imported from Malaysia by a trader based in Old Dhaka -- Ajmin Trade Center -- in the garb of mustard seeds. The seizure was made on a tip-off. On April 18, Ajmin Trade Centers clearing agent Hotline Cargo International submitted a bill of entry to the Chattog...

42 tonnes of poppy seeds seized at Chattogram port United News of Bangladesh (UNB) Bangladesh, June 1 -- Customs authorities on Tuesday claimed to have seized 42 tonnes of poppy seeds worth Tk 15 crore at Chattogram port. Officials said that the poppy seeds were imported from Malaysia by a trader based in Old Dhaka -- Ajmin Trade Center -- in the garb of mustard seeds. The seizure was made on a tip-off. On April 18, Ajmin Trade Centers clearing agent Hotline Cargo International ...

The reports published very recently in the Daily Sun and Kaler Kantho about the quality of imported bitumen might, by this time, have attracted the notice of the authorities concerned. Those reports have also revealed that a huge amount of money is being

Money laundering in the name of bitumen import! Business Desk | banglanews24.com A huge volume of money is being laundered through over-invoicing in the name of bitumen import. Analyzing the volume of bitumen import, quality and international market price, it was found that around Tk 14,000 crore has been laundered through over-invoicing in the name of bitumen import. According to the National Board of Revenue (NBR), 42 companies imported some 19,661 tonnes of bitumen in the first nine months o...

Customs siezes containers for inflated export value File photo Bangla Food and Beverage Ltd tried to export one tonne of foods in place of 22 tonnes declared to claim higher cash incentives from the government against foreign sales, said the Chattogram Customs House. The exporter claimed $100,000 as export proceeds from the shipment. The customs said the shipments value would be much lower. "We have seized the container. We have also filed money laundering and criminal cases against the company...