Customs crackdown!A container of goods was seized!The value of the goods is as high as 30 million!
- Author:weiyun.com
- Source:weiyun.com
- Release Date:2025-02-24
Recently, Hong Kong Customs issued a communiqué, which found that Hong Kong Customs cracked a case of suspected smuggling of cargo to Malaysia at the Kwai Chung Container Terminal, and seized a batch of suspected smuggling of electronic goods and parts, with an estimated market value of about HK$30 million.
Through intelligence analysis and risk assessment, the customs found that criminals intend to use ocean-going ships to smuggle cargo, so they deployed strategies to crack down on related activities.
Customs officers locked up an ocean-going ship prepared to travel from Hong Kong to Malaysia for searching, and found a batch of suspected electronic goods and parts, including computer hosts, central processing units and circuit boards, in a container on the ship that reportedly carried aluminum.
Customs is a government department dedicated to combating smuggling and has been actively cracking down on all kinds of smuggling activities in all aspects.Customs' law enforcement actions will never be relaxed. They will continue to crack down on maritime smuggling activities, actively use risk management and intelligence-led law enforcement strategies, carry out targeted anti-smuggling operations in a timely manner, and make every effort to curb related activities.
Smuggling is a serious crime. According to the Import and Export Ordinance, anyone who imports or exports goods without manifests may be sentenced to a fine of up to RMB 2 million and imprisonment for seven years upon conviction.
The case is still under investigation, and it is not ruled out that someone will be arrested.
Through intelligence analysis and risk assessment, the customs found that criminals intend to use ocean-going ships to smuggle cargo, so they deployed strategies to crack down on related activities.
Customs officers locked up an ocean-going ship prepared to travel from Hong Kong to Malaysia for searching, and found a batch of suspected electronic goods and parts, including computer hosts, central processing units and circuit boards, in a container on the ship that reportedly carried aluminum.
Customs is a government department dedicated to combating smuggling and has been actively cracking down on all kinds of smuggling activities in all aspects.Customs' law enforcement actions will never be relaxed. They will continue to crack down on maritime smuggling activities, actively use risk management and intelligence-led law enforcement strategies, carry out targeted anti-smuggling operations in a timely manner, and make every effort to curb related activities.
Smuggling is a serious crime. According to the Import and Export Ordinance, anyone who imports or exports goods without manifests may be sentenced to a fine of up to RMB 2 million and imprisonment for seven years upon conviction.
The case is still under investigation, and it is not ruled out that someone will be arrested.