In a significant move, Islamabad Customs intercepted a substantial haul of 55,000 liters of diesel of Iranian origin at the M-14 exit. The illicit consignment was en-route from Balochistan, raising concerns about the smuggling network operating in the region.Customs officials acted on intelligence reports, successfully thwarting the illegal transport of Iranian diesel.
Iranian diesel imports to Pakistan have been a longstanding issue, often linked to the Balochistan region. Smugglers take advantage of the porous borders, navigating through remote and challenging terrains to transport contraband goods. This incident underscores the need for heightened vigilance and enhanced border security measures to curb the illicit trade that adversely impacts both countries.
Authorities are conducting thorough investigations to identify the individuals or groups behind this particular smuggling attempt.
The successful interception showcases the dedication of Islamabad Customs in combating illegal activities and safeguarding the nation’s economic interests. Efforts to curb such smuggling operations remain ongoing, as collaboration between security agencies intensifies to ensure the integrity of border controls.
