KL Customs seizes vehicles worth RM8.45mil for storage licence violations


KUALA LUMPUR: The Royal Malaysian Customs Department has seized 32 imported vehicles worth more RM8.45mil for breaching bonded warehouse licence conditions.

Its Kuala Lumpur director Wan Norizan Wan Daud said the vehicles were seized between July 29 and Aug 7 in an operation codenamed Ops Purple.

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