Guangzhou Customs seized 12 boxes of suspected smuggled old tablet computers, totaling 800 units

News from this site on August 19. According to the "Customs Release", Guangzhou Customs recently seized a case of hiding and smuggling old electronic products in the waters of the Pearl River Estuary using small ships traveling between Hong Kong and Macao. 12 boxes of suspected smuggled old tablets were seized on site, totaling 800 units.

This site learned from official reports that customs officers from Dachan Customs affiliated with Guangzhou Customs conducted a boarding inspection on a small ship traveling between Hong Kong and Macao in the waters of the Pearl River Estuary.

While inspecting the ship’s anchor chain cabin, on-site customs officers found 12 cartons hidden on the right side of the cabin, containing a large number of undeclared old electronic products.

After counting, a total of 800 old tablets suspected of being smuggled were seized.

Customs reminder: The Customs severely cracks down on behaviors that hide, disguise, conceal, or otherwise avoid customs supervision. If the circumstances are serious enough to constitute a crime, Customs will pursue criminal liability in accordance with the law.

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