SUPERVISED by the Anti-Illegal Trade Steering Committee, effective action is being taken to prevent illegal trade under the law.
A
combined team under the instructions of the Magway Region Anti-Illicit Trade
Task Force conducted inspections on 18 August.
Officials
nabbed an unregistered Odyssey car (approximately K2.5 million) near
Phonedawpyae village in Natmauk township and the action was taken under the
Export and Import Law. Similarly, officials captured 35 gallons of illegal fuel
oil worth K1,347,500 and the action was taken under the Petroleum and Petroleum
Products Law. In addition, a total of 1.6528 tonnes of illegal timbers worth
K115,696 were confiscated in Field No 10 of the East Yoma forest reserve of
Sinbaungwe township and the action was taken under the Forest Law.
Afterwards,
a team under the supervision of the Taninthayi Region Anti-Illegal Trade Task
Force carried out inspections on 19 August.
They
seized three unregistered motorbikes (approximately K2.6 million) in
Thayetchaung, Myeik and Bokpyin townships. The action was taken under the
Export and Import Laws. In addition, an unregistered machinery (approximately
K150 million) was captured at the Mahlwaltaung Checkpoint of Yephyu township
and the action was taken under the Vehicle Safety and Vehicle Management Law.
Similarly,
a team led by the Myanmar Police Force made inspections under the Sagaing
Region Anti-Illegal Trade Task Force and nabbed an unregistered Kanda motorbike
(approximately K150,000) in Homalin township. The action was taken under the
Export and Import Law.
On
20 August, an inspection team led by the Bago Region Forest Department
confiscated a total of 2.0200 tonnes of illegal timbers worth K406,880 in the
Yoma protected forest in Yedashe township and the action was taken under the
Forest Law.
Therefore,
eight arrests (approximately K157,120,076) were made on three consecutive days
from 18 to 20 August, according to the Anti-Illegal Trade Steering Committee.
MNA
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