Hazardous cargo separation: guidelines require specified safety distances from general cargo and administrative buildings in customs areas. The Central Board of Excise & Customs issued Circular No. 40/2016 clarifying and modifying earlier instructions to prescribe safety distance requirements between hazardous cargo, including explosives, and general cargo or administrative buildings within Customs areas; importers, exporters and trade are notified of the updated guidelines and asked to report any difficulties to the Department.
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Hazardous cargo separation: guidelines require specified safety distances from general cargo and administrative buildings in customs areas.
The Central Board of Excise & Customs issued Circular No. 40/2016 clarifying and modifying earlier instructions to prescribe safety distance requirements between hazardous cargo, including explosives, and general cargo or administrative buildings within Customs areas; importers, exporters and trade are notified of the updated guidelines and asked to report any difficulties to the Department.
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