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Customs at Sola seized four times as much currency last year as the year before.

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Every day, the Norwegian Customs ensures that goods crossing Norway's borders are safe and legal. At Sola, the proportion of currency seizures has quadrupled since 2023.

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Customs at Sola seized four times as much currency last year as the year before.

Every day, the Norwegian Customs ensures that goods crossing Norway's borders are safe and legal. At Sola, the proportion of currency seizures has quadrupled since 2023.

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aftenbladet.no broke the news in 2 months ago on Sunday, January 26, 2025.

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Customs at Sola seized four times as much currency last year as the year before.

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Customs at Sola seized four times as much currency last year as the year before.

Customs at Sola seized four times as much currency last year as the year before.

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