Specified area designation for vulnerability to smuggling extends inland from international border, enabling targeted customs controls. The Central Government, under clause (c) of the Customs Act, specifies an area as a specified area because of its vulnerability to smuggling, designating the inland strip from India's land border with Burma inward to a width of one hundred kilometres as the geographic scope for the customs measures.
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Specified area designation for vulnerability to smuggling extends inland from international border, enabling targeted customs controls.
The Central Government, under clause (c) of the Customs Act, specifies an area as a specified area because of its vulnerability to smuggling, designating the inland strip from India's land border with Burma inward to a width of one hundred kilometres as the geographic scope for the customs measures.
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