Cigarettes worth €5.29m seized

Customs officers in Belfast have intercepted smuggled cigarettes worth €5.29m, it was confirmed today.

Cigarettes worth €5.29m seized
Mon, 25 Mar, 2002 - 14:45

Customs officers in Belfast have intercepted smuggled cigarettes worth €5.29m, it was confirmed today.

The cargo of almost 15 million cigarettes was concealed in two consignments of ceramic pots which arrived in the port from Antwerp in Belgium.

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