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In a decisive move against smuggling, Pakistani authorities conducted a large-scale anti-smuggling operation at Karachi’s Tyre Market. The Collectorate of Customs (CoC) Enforcement, along with law enforcement agencies, raided the market based on credible intelligence about the illicit storage of smuggled tyres. The operation, part of the government’s broader crackdown on illegal trade, led to the seizure of a massive quantity of smuggled goods.

Coordinated Effort by Law Enforcement

The CoC Enforcement, in collaboration with Sindh Rangers, Sindh Police, and an intelligence agency, executed the operation with precision. The information was first passed from Collector Moin Wani to Additional Collector Basit Hussain, who authorized the raid. Deputy Collector Raza Naqvi then led the enforcement teams into action.

The raid began in the early hours of January 6, 2025, at around 12:15 AM and continued until 5:15 AM. Law enforcement officials worked systematically to secure the area and seize the smuggled tyres stored in various locations.

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Massive Seizure of Smuggled Tyres

Authorities confiscated approximately 27 Mazda truckloads and one 40ft container filled with tyres of different sizes and brands. The scale of the operation highlights the extent of smuggling networks operating in Karachi. The seized goods were transported to the Collectorate’s warehouse, where officials are now conducting a detailed examination.

Legal Action and Further Investigations

Following the operation, authorities have initiated legal proceedings to hold those responsible accountable. The crackdown sends a strong message that the government is committed to eliminating smuggling networks that harm the economy. Investigations are ongoing to trace the sources of the smuggled tyres and identify all individuals involved.

Strengthening Economic Boundaries

This successful operation underscores Pakistan’s commitment to combating smuggling and protecting local industries. Illegal trade not only causes economic losses but also undermines legitimate businesses. By taking firm action, authorities aim to strengthen trade regulations and reinforce the country’s economic stability.

More operations are expected as Pakistan continues its fight against smuggling, ensuring a fair and regulated market for all.

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