Customs Seize Smuggled Goods Worth RM662,000 in Sabah
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Customs officers in Sabah, Malaysia, have seized smuggled goods worth RM662,000 in five separate cases across several districts last month. The seizures included subsidized items such as rice, cooking oil, and sugar, as well as untaxed cigarettes. Director of Sabah Customs, Dr. Ahmad Taufik Sulaiman, said the largest seizure was recorded in Tawau on July 27, involving six transporters and two men arrested. Joint operations with Indonesian Customs also resulted in seizures of cigarettes and other goods.
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