Mufti Muhammad Yusuf Saeedi, the spokesperson of the governor of Herat, told Bakhtar Agency that the returned goods include 5 tanks of petrol, 9 tanks of diesel and one car TC One, and 6 tanks of gas and one tank of petrol, which were sent back to the exporting countries after evaluation and confirmation from Islam Kala Customs and Torghnondi Customs.
According to him, the assessment of imported goods and equipment is done to ensure their quality and compliance with the necessary standards, and officials are trying to prevent substandard goods from entering the market.
He added that monitoring the quality of imported goods, especially petroleum products, is of particular importance and is done to protect the rights of consumers and prevent economic losses.
At the same time, some citizens say that the evaluation of the quality of petroleum and other imported goods has an important role in preventing the supply of low-quality goods and in the safety of vehicles.
Officials say that monitoring the quality and standards of imported goods provides the basis for the supply of standard and high-quality products in the markets.
