Seizure of 240 Tons of Barley and 10 Tons of Chemical Fertilizer in Unregistered Warehouse in Khorramabad

Khorramabad – The head of the Economic Security Police of Lorestan Province announced the identification and seizure of an unregistered warehouse containing 240 tons of barley and 10 tons of chemical fertilizer in a village in Khorramabad County.

Khorramabad- The chief of economic security police of Lorestan province announced the identification and discovery of an unregistered warehouse containing 240 tons of barley and 10 tons of chemical fertilizers in one of the villages of Khorramabad city.

According to Mehr reporter, Colonel Hossein Sephond, explaining the details of this news to the media on Wednesday afternoon, stated: In line with the implementation of the anti-hoarding plan and after receiving reports that livestock inputs are kept in a warehouse in the subordinate villages of Khorram Abad city, the matter was put on the agenda of the economic security police officers of the province.

Identifying the unregistered warehouse with the cooperation of Samat experts

The Chief of Economic Security Police of Lorestan Province added: After judicial coordination and with the support of experts from the Organization of Industry, Mining and Trade, the agents were sent to the announced location in the form of several groups and put the inspection of the warehouse on the agenda.

Sephond continued: The investigations showed that the said warehouse is not registered in the comprehensive system of warehouses, and significant amounts of livestock inputs and chemical fertilizers are stored in it.

Referring to the discovered items, he stated: During the inspection of this warehouse, about 240 tons of barley and 10 tons of chemical fertilizers were identified and discovered.

The head of economic security police of Lorestan province announced the approximate value of the discovered goods to be 55 billion rials and said: A case has been filed in this regard and has been sent to the judicial authority for legal procedures.

Emphasizing the continuation of police actions in the field of dealing with economic crimes, Sepahund emphasized the importance of monitoring the maintenance and supply of goods and inputs needed by different departments.