VIDEO: Customs seizes 8 container loads of ‘Pan Parag’...

November 16, 2012  

Eight containers with the banned intoxicant ‘Pan Parag’ imported from India and worth over Rs. 500 million were netted by Sri Lanka Customs today (16).  It is said to be the largest haul of pan parag, popular among students and youth, seized  in the country. (Pic by Osandha Daham Nimsara)

VIDEO: Customs seizes 8 container loads of ‘Pan Parag’...
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