Post by : Bianca Haleem
Kuwait Customs officials have seized large quantities of food products that were concealed inside trucks bound for Egypt.
The seizure was made during a routine customs inspection, when inspectors discovered packaged cooking oil, pasta and tomato paste being transported in violation of regulations.
Authorities detected the concealed goods while checking the trucks at a customs port. The inspection led to the discovery of the large quantity of food items that had not been transported in accordance with regulations.
Following the seizure, legal measures were taken against those involved in the violation.
The accused have been referred to the relevant authorities for further action. Kuwait's General Administration of Customs said it will continue strengthening inspections at its customs ports and taking action against attempts to smuggle goods.
The authority also reaffirmed its commitment to tightening controls and preventing smuggling activities through the country's customs ports.
Separately, customs officials in Dubai apprehended a traveller who was carrying 460 grams of gold concealed inside the frame of a luggage bag. The gold had been melted and hidden within the luggage frame.
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