Customs: More smuggling issues currently .. Smuggled clothing and auto spare parts
A customs officer revealed that the most common smugglers during the current period are related to smuggling of clothes, spare parts for cars, some foodstuffs, medicines that are not available locally and some types of infant formula. While the smuggling of any smuggled goods and materials classified in the list of prohibited substances to the country, especially foodstuffs, is strictly settled, as it poses a direct risk to the safety of the consumer because it is not tested when entering through illegal means. And the breadth of manipulation and forgery in its specifications.
He pointed out that the customs campaign is ongoing and has become a lot of information obtained during the previous period is a database on which to base many action plans, which allowed customs to go to many issues of quality and important, pointing out that the coming days of the campaign will result in many important issues This shows the development of work and increase the quality of the elements of the customs and their ability to deal with various issues of smuggling despite many difficulties and obstacles to work, including difficulties that require legislative amendments to be worked on through amendments to the Customs Law and noted the amendments that contribute to grant flexibility Expanded in the implementation of the tasks and the work assigned to the elements of the customs.
He pointed out that there is a case focused on increasing the qualification of the elements at the customs and raising their work skills through rehabilitation and training programs that work by the administration to allow modernization of the work methods of the elements and enable them to carry out their customs duties. The current customs, especially within the scope of customs, which is working to increase its effectiveness in order to achieve a higher efficiency in the fight against smuggling in the border areas and not enable smugglers to introduce smugglers to local markets.
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