Customs Enforcement In Quetta Seizes Non-custom Paid Vehicles Worth PKR 81 Million

Quetta, November 25, 2025: The Collectorate of Customs (Enforcement), Quetta, successfully seized non-custom-paid (NCP) vehicles valued at around Rs. 81 million, foiling a major smuggling attempt. The operation highlights the department’s continued efforts to prevent illegal vehicle movement in the region.

Acting on credible information from the Chief Collector (Enforcement), Islamabad, a customs team raided a warehouse along the Main RCD Highway in Mastung. During the operation, 11 NCP vehicles were recovered, including:

• Four Toyota Prius cars

• Two Toyota Aqua cars

• One Toyota C-HR

• One Honda Vezel

• One Nissan 350-Z

• One Toyota Corolla Fielder

• One Toyota Prado Jeep

All vehicles have been placed in custody for further legal proceedings under the Customs Act, 1969.

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) praised the Quetta Enforcement team for their vigilance and professionalism. FBR reiterated its commitment to combating smuggling, safeguarding national revenue, and promoting lawful trade throughout Pakistan.