Pak-Afghan border Angoradah customs terminal officials foiled the smuggling attempt by taking into custody

South Waziristan: Border area Angur Ada customs terminal has recovered large quantity of urea, and rolled cable used in Id bomb blast and seized the vehicle along with its crew and started investigation by registering an FIR. AC Jumad Chaudhry
According to the details, on Thursday at the Pak-Afghan border Angoradah customs terminal, the customs officials foiled the smuggling attempt by taking into custody the large-scale urea and ID bomb blasts cable used in the truck from Pakistan to Afghanistan, AC. Customs Hamad Chaudhry while giving details to media representatives said that this morning at Angur Ada Customs Terminal, 145 sacks of urea and 200 rolls of cable used in ID bomb blasts were recovered from truck number TAM 610 going from Pakistan to Afghanistan. Hammad Chaudhry said that the cables used in the Urea and ID bomb blasts are being used by miscreants in cross-border terrorist incidents. AC Customs Hamad Chaudhry appreciated the performance of Angur Ada customs staff and issued instructions to be more vigilant at the customs terminal.