MUSCAT : According to Oman Customs, the tobacco products were hidden in several compartments of the vehicle, including the engine compartment, doors, behind the front seat and trunk compartments.
Oman Customs shared a video clip showing the concealed tobacco products and the locations where they were found inside the vehicle.
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