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Mangaluru: Customs seize foreign currency worth Rs 7.54 lakh from Dubai-bound passenger

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June 22, 2015

Mangaluru, Jun 22: The Customs officers at Mangaluru International Airport seized currency notes belonging to various countries from a passenger from Kasaragod.

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A communiqué from the assistant commissioner of customs, Mangaluru, stated that their officers seized currency to the value of 18250 Saudi Arabian Riyals, 1075 UAE Dirhams, 860 Kuwait Dinars, 3650 Qatar Riyals, 735 Omani Riyal, 55 Bahrain Dinars and 500 US Dollars in various denominations, equivalent to Rs7,54,411.

Abdul Kader Perumbala hailing from Perumbala in Kasaragod district was allegedly trying to smuggle these currencies out of India without valid money exchange documents on Sunday evening.

He had reportedly concealed them in his checked-in baggage. He was about to fly by by Air India Express flight No IX 813 to Dubai.

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