Labuan Customs seizes over RM3mil worth of vehicles for violating duty-free conditions


Aspalila (second left) and her officers checking the documentation of the seized vehicles.

KOTA KINABALU: Customs personnel in Labuan have seized 34 vehicles that belonged to owners who breached rules concerning the purchase of automobiles in duty-free islands in Malaysia.

The vehicles, worth over RM3mil, were seized after it was deemed the owners failed to return with the motorcars to Labuan after the expiry of the 90-day period to do so.

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