Customs denies the imposition of new fees on heating shells and confirms that they are symbolic and do not exceed 5 dollars per ton.
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The director of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation at the General Authority for Ports and Customs, Mazen Alvash, explained in a statement to the "Syrian Revolution" newspaper, Wednesday, November 11, that the fees imposed on the import of heating shells do not exceed five dollars per ton.
Alosh confirmed that these fees are symbolic and are charged in exchange for the services provided at the border crossings, while completely denying the validity of the information distributed about the imposition of new fees on the import of these materials.
He noted the authority's desire to facilitate the importation of heating materials and ensure their flow to the local markets, which contributes to providing them to citizens at reasonable prices.
He noted that the staff at the border crossings continues to act in accordance with the applicable regulations and guidelines in order to facilitate the movement of imports and speed up the completion of their transactions within the framework of the powers entrusted to them.
Elosh called on citizens to be careful before spreading information and not to lead rumors and unreliable news on social media sites.
To warn against exploiting misleading information as winter approaches to create anxiety in the markets, or.