Title: Algeria Ferries Crossing: Major Seizure at the Port of Oran
Massive Seizure at the Port of Oran
Travelers aboard the Algeria Ferries ship arriving from Alicante experienced a true ordeal upon reaching the port of Oran. The traders, faced with the seizure of their goods by customs officials, created significant disorder during boarding.
Taking advantage of the increased maritime traffic between Algeria and Europe as summer approaches, more and more traders are traveling on board the ships. These merchants, often accused of engaging in illegal trade, cross borders with huge cargoes of goods intended for resale. However, these travelers frequently cause chaos on board the vessels and especially during boarding.
On May 23, the arrival of theAlgeria Ferriesship from Alicante was marked by scenes of indescribable disorder. Confronted with the seizure of their goods by customs officials, the traders reacted by throwing their products onto the port, thereby blocking the ship’s exit. According to passenger testimonies, these merchants had boarded in Alicante on May 21 with various cargoes, including food products, electronic devices, and consumer goods.
Customs Strengthens Inspections at the Port
In response to this situation, the customs authorities at the port of Oran have intensified inspections to combat this illegal trade. During this control operation, customs officials seized a significant quantity of illegal goods, including fruits, almonds, fats, food additives, cooking appliances, and various other items.
Videos shared on social media depict the chaos that reigned at the port. Large quantities of goods were thrown onto the ground, and an endless line of vehicles formed, preventing travelers from leaving the port. One passenger described the scene, lamenting that elderly and sick individuals were forced to spend the night at the port due to these blockages. She also emphasized that customs officials were seizing goods transported by ordinary travelers.
Travelers aboard the Algeria Ferries ship arriving from Alicante experienced a true ordeal upon reaching the port of Oran. The traders, faced with the seizure of their goods by customs officials, created significant disorder during boarding.
Taking advantage of the increased maritime traffic between Algeria and Europe as summer approaches, more and more traders are traveling on board the ships. These merchants, often accused of engaging in illegal trade, cross borders with huge cargoes of goods intended for resale. However, these travelers frequently cause chaos on board the vessels and especially during boarding.
Port in the Maghreb
On May 23, the arrival of theAlgeria Ferriesship from Alicante was marked by scenes of indescribable disorder. Confronted with the seizure of their goods by customs officials, the traders reacted by throwing their products onto the port, thereby blocking the ship’s exit. According to passenger testimonies, these merchants had boarded in Alicante on May 21 with various cargoes, including food products, electronic devices, and consumer goods.
Customs Strengthens Inspections at the Port
On May 23, the arrival of…
In response to this situation, the customs authorities at the port of Oran have intensified inspections to combat this illegal trade. During this control operation, customs officials seized a significant quantity of illegal goods, including fruits, almonds, fats, food additives, cooking appliances, and various other items.
Videos shared on social media depict the chaos that reigned at the port. Large quantities of goods were thrown onto the ground, and an endless line of vehicles formed, preventing travelers from leaving the port. One passenger described the scene, lamenting that elderly and sick individuals were forced to spend the night at the port due to these blockages. She also emphasized that customs officials were seizing goods transported by ordinary travelers.
