Commissioner Alberto Lina of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) on Monday said “paperless transactions” would help the agency achieve its twin objectives of curbing inefficiency and combating corruption.
Such transactions, he added, would eliminate human intervention, the root cause of corruption.
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