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21 crew members of a cargo ship have been detained by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) and customs after cocaine worth Rs 220 crore was seized at the Paradip Port. The detainees, all from Vietnam, have provided confessional statements under the NDPS Act. The ship was en route from Egypt to Denmark, with a stop at the Paradip Port. The investigation is being carried out by multiple agencies, including the customs, NCB, and local police.

Customs officials seized 22 kg of cocaine, worth around Rs 220 crore, from a container ship at Paradip port. The ship arrived from Indonesia and was a

ISLAMABAD: A total of 57 percent of the imported consignments have been cleared at ports under the “green channel...

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SEREMBAN: The Royal Malaysian Customs Department believes it has intercepted an international drug trafficking attempt following the seizure of some 260kg of ketamine worth an estimated RM15.6mil.

In a significant move towards transparency and efficiency, tax officials are now required to upload detailed summaries of show cause notices or tax demands raised under the Goods and Services Tax (GST). The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has recently issued comprehensive internal instructions to field formations, outlining the mandatory practice of digitally summarizing all tax demands and notices.

The method of fishing was once common in Japan, and a version of it has also been practiced in China

SEREMBAN: Smuggled cigarettes with unpaid duties totalling almost RM4.5mil were seized along the North-South Expressway (NSE) in separate operations on the same day.

Major EUIPO and European Commission report says detained fake items were worth €2bn | China continues to be primary country of origin for counterfeits | Packaging scam trend ‘on the increase’ | EU customs reform on the cards aims to tackle problem.

ISLAMABAD: The Prime Minister’s Office has asked the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) chairman to submit the FBR’s...