Baku / 06.11.18 / Turan: The Azerbaijani citizen Ismayilov Agyl, who flew in from Dubai, was seized 105 grams of diamonds that had not been declared, the country's Customs Committee reported on November 6.
The diamonds were found in cabin baggage and packaged in 12 plastic bags.
A day earlier, 95 grams of undeclared diamonds were also found in cabin baggage at the Turkish citizen Ejder Bilal, who arrived on a flight from Istanbul.
An investigation is being conducted on both facts. -02D-
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