Iraqi official convicted of burning border border documents with Iran to hide files of corruption

Iraqi official convicted of burning border border documents with Iran to hide files of corruption



05/04/2019 - 3:20
 
The Iraqi judiciary on Thursday condemned an official at the Border Customs Authority, which burned the guidance and documents of a border post with Iran concerning financial and administrative corruption.

A statement issued by the judiciary, that "the court of inquiry Badra of the presidency of the appeal of Wasit, which confessed confessions of officials (Customs Zrbaty), confessed to burning the port stores to hide the files and files of corruption."

The statement added that "two employees at the customs office of the port of Zurbatia, one of them assistant director, recognized during the investigation before the court of inquiry Badra burning a customs store Zurbatia to hide files related to financial and administrative corruption."

He added that "the court documented the statements of the accused to be referred according to the law to the competent courts."

A fire broke out at the Zurbatiya port on the Iraqi-Iranian border last month, while a local official said the fire had been charged with important documents relating to the customs clearance of goods between the two countries.

"The fire that broke out at the customs center of Zurbatiya, east of the province, has resulted in important documents relating to customs clearance, especially in the civil section, which contains documents related to the customs clearance of the coming goods To Iraq from the Iranian side. "

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