(i) a reference to the sheets; and (ii) the number and type of packages and goods in bulk enumerated on the separate sheets; (iii) the total value and the total gross weight of the goods appearing on the said sheets. 5. Weights, volume and other measurements shall be expressed units of the metric system, and values in the currency of the country of commencement or in the currency determined by CMT. 6. No erasures or over-writing shall be allowed on the document. Any correction shall be made by deleting the incorrect particulars and adding, if necessary, the required particulars. Any correction, addition or other amendment shall be acknowledged by the person making it and countersigned by the Customs authorities. 7. When the document covers coupled means of transport or several containers, the contents of each means of transport shall be indicated separately on the manifest. This information shall be proceeded by the registration or identification number of the means of transport or container. 8. If there is more than one Customs office of destination, the entries concerning the goods taken under Customs control at, or intended for, each office shall be clearly separated from each other on the manifest. 9. In the event of Customs seals being broken or goods being destroyed or damaged accidently en-route, the operator of the means of transport shall ensure that a certified report is drawn up as quickly as possible by the authorities of the country in which the vehicle is located. The operator shall approach the Customs authorities, if there are any near at hand, or if not , any other competent authorities. Operators shall accordingly provide themselves with copies of the