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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2026

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A portion of the 30 litres of smuggled liquor recovered by CIID officials at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka. Photo: Courtesy

CIID seizes Tk3.23cr worth of gold, liquor, cosmetics, used laptops from Dhaka, Ctg airports

The seized goods were valued at Tk2.38 crore, the highest amount among the four operations.

Seized diamonds,rubies, topaz and other precious stones. Photo: Courtesy.

Jewellery worth Tk2.7cr seized from Kolkata passenger at Dhaka airport

Customs officials stand beside seized vehicles at Chattogram port after finding a BMW sports car, part of a BMW 740i and five half-cut Isuzu trucks in a shipment declared as used auto parts. Photo: TBS

2 BMW cars, 5 half-cut Isuzu trucks imported under 'used parts' declaration seized in Ctg port

CIID with seized cartons of foreign cigarettes. Photo: Collected

CIID seizes 631 cartons of foreign cigarettes at Dhaka airport

531 grams of gold were seized from a passenger returning from Muscat. Photo: Collected

Customs intelligence seizes 531g gold from Muscat returnee at Shah Amanat Airport

Office of the Anti-Corruption Commission. File Photo: TBS

ACC raids Badda Sub-Registry Office, seizes documents over corruption allegations

The BMW seized by the Customs Intelligence and Investigation Directorate (CIID) in Chattogram. Photo: Courtesy

BMW brought in 3-4 pieces to evade duties seized in Ctg: CIID

Some 220,000 fake strips were seized across the UK in the lead-up to the World Cup. Photo: BBC Sport

UK police seize counterfeit football kits worth £18m during World Cup

NSI and DGFI, with support from airport customs and customs intelligence units, recover 1,345 cartons of cigarettes in two separate drives at Chattogram airport on Saturday, 2 May. Photo: TBS

Over 1,300 cartons of foreign cigarettes seized at Chattogram airport

Detained APBn constable stands before seized yaba tablets at a Border Guard Bangladesh post in Ramu after being held during a drive on Friday, 1 May. Photo: TBS

APBn constable held with 20,000 yaba tablets in Cox's Bazar

Representational image. Photo: Collected

349kg cocaine worth Rs1,745cr hidden in cricket gear, machinery seized in Mumbai

A mobile court finds over 8,000 litres of fuel stockpiled at the closed Anwar Zakaria Filling Station in Chattogram and fines it Tk1 lakh for creating an artificial shortage. 30 March 2026. Photo: Collected.

Closed filling station fined Tk1 lakh for hoarding over 8,000 litres of fuel in Ctg

A joint team of the Chattogram district administration, Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC), and law enforcement agencies conducts a drive around 6pm this evening. 30 March 2026. Photo: Collected.

25,000 litres diesel seized from illegal mini depot in Ctg's Salimpur

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