Indonesia Customs Seizes 5.7 Million Illegal Cigarettes
According to recent reports from Indonesian media outlet Republika, the Tanjung Priok Port Customs in Indonesia has seized a total of 5.7 million illegal cigarette packs between the months of October and November. These illegal products were being transported using pick-up trucks and cargo trucks on the main roads of the Bacahehni-Teron Bibear Bridge and Bacahehni Port.
Customs Director General, Ali Arif, revealed that the intercepted cigarettes and their transporters have been safely delivered to the Customs Office at Lantan Port. The confiscated illegal cigarettes, seized during this operation, are estimated to be worth 720 million Indonesian rupiahs, potentially resulting in a loss of 490 million rupiahs for the nation.
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