The Hili Land Customs authority has deposited various garments and winter clothing valued at approximately Tk 1.45 crore into the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. A significant quantity of substandard goods was rejected and returned after quality verification.
The acceptance and verification procedures were completed on Tuesday (November 4).
According to a customs press release, the items sent to the relief fund include 14,263 sarees, 667 blankets, 2,929 bedsheets and shawls, 3,189 three-pieces, and 22 two-pieces, including 142 sarees preserved in the Panchagarh customs warehouse, totaling an estimated value of around Tk 1.45 crore.
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The activities were executed under the directives of Commissioner of Customs, Excise and VAT Commissionerate, Rangpur, Mohammad Russelul Alam; under the overall supervision of Joint Commissioner Md. Faisal Bin Rahman; and under the control of Hili Land Customs Station Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Mohi Uddin.
The press release expressed gratitude and thanks to committee members and participating officials for successfully executing the handover to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund.
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Reported by Mostafizar Rahman Milon, Hili (Dinajpur) • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].
