Police confiscate 48,000 beer cans masked as soft drinks

By Saudi Gazette. A smuggler tried to carry nearly 48,000 cans of beers disguised as Pepsi cans into Saudi Arabia over the Al Batha border crossing with the UAE. The attempt was caught and the person apprehended after customs officers detected the latest scam into the exporting beers in into Saudi

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Published 13 November 2015, 8:00 · Updated 21:29

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Police confiscate 48,000 beer cans masked as soft drinks

A smuggler tried to carry nearly 48,000 cans of beers disguised as Pepsi cans into Saudi Arabia over the Al Batha border crossing with the UAE.

The attempt was caught and the person apprehended after customs officers detected the latest scam into the exporting beers in into Saudi Arabia, where alcohol is banned.

"A truck carrying what first seemed to be normal cans of the soft drink Pepsi was stopped and after the standard process of searching the products, it became clear that the alcoholic beers were covered with Pepsi's sticker logos," said Al Batha border General Manager Abdulrahman Al-Mahna.

Al-Mahna also added that the latest attempt is one of many new innovative ways smugglers are thinking of but that his men "are always ready and alert to catch" the extraordinary efforts into hiding contrabands into Saudi Arabia.

Caption : Saudi police confiscate 48,000 beer cans masked as soft drinks

Police confiscate 48,000 beer cans masked as soft drinks

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