Cuban Customs Strengthens Controls at Entry Ports
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Vice Admiral Pedro P?rez Betancourt, head of the General Customs of the Republic of Cuba (AGR), said Saturday that that entity implements measures to strengthen the performance of their agents.
These measures aim at maintaining control at the border, which translates into a tighter national security, to continue thwarting smuggle, said Perez Betancourt during the third day of work for Members of Parliament, in the current legislature, meeting in the Havana?s Convention Palace.
He added that they have prevented the entering of subversive material, drugs and hard currency, as well as the illegal export of medicines and items to make fake Cuban cigars abroad.
He said that Customs continued developing its software for trading activities and to reduce the time people spend at the airport terminals, one indicator of quality of services that travellers demand.
The measures implemented include the presence of a customs supervisor, which started at the Jose Marti International Airport Terminal Two, an experience generalized to other facilities and it has improved the work at the airport.
01 August 2010
Source: Escambray
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