Kosovo Customs Anti-Antrade Sector officials have uncovered a case of non-recognition of monetary means at the Vremica Border Cross, where 150,000 undeclared euros have been found during the search of a car.

Kosovo Customs reports that on Thursday, November 12th around 7th, at the entrance of the Republic of Kosovo, Antikyontrabander officials have stopped for control of a car, whose leader, after questioning by customs officials, has declared there is nothing to declare.

However, during detailed car control, Antikyontrabanda officials have discovered undeclared monetary tools. Initially, the car owner has openly declared that the amount was 120,000 euros, while after the count it was estimated to be about 150,000 euros, all on a 50-euro bill, the announcement said.

In line with legal procedures for non-recognition of monetary means, Kosovo Customs has taken these actions:

• 37,500 euros (25%) have been confiscated for default

• 112,500 euros (75%) have been kept for storage and storage until the conclusion of the relevant procedures.

Dogana further reports that in terms of the case, the Kosovo Customs Investigations Sector has been announced, whose officials have taken action in co-ordination with the competent Prosecutor in Prizren.

After consulting the attorney, with his instructions, the car driver and the car have been released, while the person is obliged to submit supporting documentation to testify to the background of the monetary means.

Kosovo customs reminds all travellers that the declaration of monetary means worth 10,000 euros, or more, is the legal obligation during the entry or exit of the Republic of Kosovo, said the report. /Telegraphy/