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Electronics Worth a Multan DHA Plot Seized At Karachi Airport

Pakistan Customs officials have seized undeclared electronics worth Rs. 5.5 million from a passenger arriving from Dubai at Karachi’s Jinnah … Read More The post Electronics Worth a Multan DHA Plot Seized At Karachi Airport appeared first on ProPakistani .

Electronics Worth a Multan DHA Plot Seized At Karachi Airport

Pakistan Customs officials have confiscated undeclared electronics valued at Rs. 5.5 million from a Dubai-bound passenger at Karachi's Jinnah International Airport. The seized items included 29 cameras, one Sony PlayStation 5, and 10 fitness bands. The passenger's baggage contained six Sony cameras, one Nikon camera, three Canon DSLRs, and 19 other digital cameras.

The total cost of a 10-marla residential plot in DHA Phase 1 Multan is approximately the same as the seized electronics' value. The passenger was intercepted at the international arrivals area and subjected to an X-ray examination, revealing the presence of high-end electronic devices. The recovered goods were not declared by the passenger, and Customs has detained the items under the Customs Act, 1969. A case has been registered, and legal proceedings are ongoing.

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