Revealed! Customs crackdown on illegal imports of Rp27.3 billion, confiscating rice and used clothing.
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The Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DJBC) of the Indonesian Ministry of Finance has intercepted illegal imports valued at a total of Rp27.3 billion. The seized shipments included various commodities, specifically rice, salt, and used clothing, which were processed at the Customs and Excise headquarters.
The enforcement action highlights ongoing efforts by authorities to curb the entry of unauthorized goods into the country. Officials conducted a press conference at the central office to present the evidence, which was displayed in containers, marking a significant intervention against illicit trade activities.
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Antara News (first snippet)Focuses on the visual evidence and the act of seizure.
Antara News (second snippet)Emphasizes the institutional role of the DJBC and specific commodity types.
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