Sougueur, Algeria – Customs officials in Sougueur, Tiaret province, have seized a significant quantity of alcoholic beverages, totaling 1,680 units. The operation, conducted by the multi-task force of the Sougueur Inspectorate under the Tiaret Customs Divisions, targeted a vehicle transporting various types and sizes of alcoholic drinks.
According to a statement from the General Directorate of Customs, the suspect involved in the illegal transport was apprehended and subsequently presented before the competent judicial authorities. The case is now proceeding through the legal system.
This seizure is part of the ongoing field activities undertaken by mobile customs teams, designed to combat smuggling and safeguard public health and safety. These operations are conducted regularly across the region to deter illegal trade and protect citizens from potentially harmful products. DZWatch will continue to monitor this story and provide updates as they become available.
The General Directorate of Customs has reiterated its commitment to fighting all forms of smuggling and illicit trade, emphasizing its role in protecting the national economy and ensuring the well-being of Algerian citizens. The seizure in Sougueur highlights the effectiveness of customs operations in intercepting illegal goods and bringing offenders to justice.
This successful operation underscores the importance of vigilance and proactive enforcement in combating smuggling activities. The customs authorities remain dedicated to upholding the law and preventing the illegal entry of goods into the country.
