Humla. The Yari customs office at Hilsa has been closed for 3 months.

The customs office has been closed for three months after the import of goods and goods from Taklakot of Hilsa was halted due to extreme cold.

According to Ramraj Jaisi, chief of the office, the employees have returned to the liaison office of the district headquarters Simkot after closing the customs office at Yari border point from the second week of December after traders and goods were stopped importing goods from Taklakot of China.

According to him, they have moved to the district headquarters Simikot after closing the office in coordination with the Department of Customs after the import of goods from Taklakot of China stopped.

Although there was no snowfall this year, the Nara road section has also been obstructed after snowfall caused by snowfall in November. As a result, the import of goods from Taklakot of China has stopped, said Jaisi. The employees have come to the liaison office of the district headquarters Simkot instead of waiting for the office in Hilsa.

Jaisi, chief of the customs office, said that the border point on the Chinese side has been kept open. According to him, the border point would be reopened after the employees returned to the Yari customs office in the third week of March. According to him, the Yari Customs Office has collected Rs 18.65 lakh in revenue since mid-July and this year it has collected double the revenue compared to the previous year.