Over 1,000 Imported Vehicles Face Auction After Remaining Unclaimed at Hambantota Port - LNW Lanka News Web

Customs To Auction 1,025 Vehicles Left Uncleared At Hambantota Port

COLOMBO (News 1st) - Sri Lanka Customs says a total of 1,025 vehicles that have not been cleared by Customs, remain at the Hambantota Port. Out o - Get the latest breaking news and top stories from Sri Lanka, the latest political news, sports news, weather updates, exam results, business news, entertainment news, world news and much more from News 1st, Sri Lanka's leading news network.

1,859 Imported Vehicles Remain at Hambantota Port as HIPG Calls for Faster Clearance - Business News LK

Hundreds of imported vehicles have stayed at Hambantota International Port for months. Some have even remained there for years. However, the Hambantota International Port Group (HIPG) says it does not earn extra income by keeping them in its yards. Instead, the Port says long-term vehicle storage reduces the space available for new cargo. It stressed that ports are built to move cargo quickly, not to store vehicles for long periods. Only a Small…

Over 1,000 uncleared vehicles at Hambantota Port to face Customs auction

Sri Lanka Customs is preparing to auction or sell more than 1,000 imported vehicles that have remained uncleared at the Hambantota Port, officials said.

Over 1,000 Imported Vehicles Face Auction After Remaining Unclaimed at Hambantota Port - LNW Lanka News Web

July 26, Colombo (LNW): More than 1,000 imported vehicles currently stored at Hambantota Port could soon be auctioned or sold through a tender process after remaining unclaimed by their respective importers, Sri Lanka Customs has announced. Customs Media Spokesman Chandana Punchihewa said a total of 1,025 vehicles have yet to be cleared, with approximately 625 of them having remained at the port for over six months since their arrival. He clarif…

Customs to auction over 1,000 vehicles left uncleared at Hambantota Port

Sri Lanka Customs says importers have failed to clear around 1,025 vehicles imported into the country and currently held at the Hambantota Port. Customs Media Spokesman Chandana Punchihewa said around 625 of these vehicles have remained at the port for more than six months since their arrival. He stressed that the vehicles were not subject to any customs violations. However, as they have not been cleared by importers, Customs will proceed with s…