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Treasury Secretary recognises Customs officers for revenue collection efforts
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Newswire reports that Customs collected Rs. 2,208 billion by October 13, exceeding its 2026 target.
- Newswire reports collections had risen to Rs. 2,286 billion by October 21.
- Newswire says the 2026 target was reached earlier than in 2025, when it was met on November 11.
- Newswire reports Suriyapperuma linked Customs revenue to public services, disaster relief and economic stability.
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