19 face smuggling raps--Customs
MANILA, Philippines -- Three cases have been filed against alleged smugglers by the Bureau of Customs, its commissioner said Friday in his report to President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
Rey Teves told the President in her visit to the BoC office that the cases, with a total of 19 respondents, involved the unlawful importation of sports utility vehicles and passenger cars, which was estimated at P3.5 million; unlawful importation of sugar, at P11.85 million; and falsification of public documents that included the submission of tampered/falsified Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) certificate of registration and tax exemption.
Raquel Mendiola, INQUIRER.net
Rey Teves told the President in her visit to the BoC office that the cases, with a total of 19 respondents, involved the unlawful importation of sports utility vehicles and passenger cars, which was estimated at P3.5 million; unlawful importation of sugar, at P11.85 million; and falsification of public documents that included the submission of tampered/falsified Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) certificate of registration and tax exemption.
Raquel Mendiola, INQUIRER.net
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