Date:02/04/12
Mobile customs offices equipped with modern computers and other equipment have been created in order to reveal facts of smuggling and other crimes and offenses perpetrated within Azerbaijan’s customs territory. This information was provided to ‘ICTnews’ by the State Customs Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
According to the committee, mobile custom offices will provide information about such law violations and take appropriate measure for preventing them in accordance with the rules of the passage of goods and vehicles across the customs border and legislation.
A special communication office has also been created to insure a direct communication between the State Customs Committee’s hot line ‘192’ and mobile customs offices. Citizen can get in touch with the mobile customs department of the Main Directorate for Combating Customs offenses by dialing the hot line ‘192’ + ‘7’, or via the SCC’s (www.dgk.gov.az) web page.
Mobile customs offices created in Azerbaijan
Mobile customs offices equipped with modern computers and other equipment have been created in order to reveal facts of smuggling and other crimes and offenses perpetrated within Azerbaijan’s customs territory. This information was provided to ‘ICTnews’ by the State Customs Committee of the Republic of Azerbaijan.According to the committee, mobile custom offices will provide information about such law violations and take appropriate measure for preventing them in accordance with the rules of the passage of goods and vehicles across the customs border and legislation.
A special communication office has also been created to insure a direct communication between the State Customs Committee’s hot line ‘192’ and mobile customs offices. Citizen can get in touch with the mobile customs department of the Main Directorate for Combating Customs offenses by dialing the hot line ‘192’ + ‘7’, or via the SCC’s (www.dgk.gov.az) web page.
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