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Nearly 1.6 tons of black-painted ivory hidden in a container in Hai Phong discovered

VTC NewsVTC News01/04/2024


On March 23, the Customs Control Team (Hai Phong Customs Department) coordinated with the Dinh Vu Port Customs Branch (Hai Phong Customs Department), the Economic Police Department (Hai Phong City Police), Team 1 (Anti-smuggling Investigation Department, General Department of Customs) to inspect a shipment of goods packed in a suspicious container at Lach Huyen International Port.

The ivory evidence was painted black to avoid control by authorities.

The ivory evidence was painted black to avoid control by authorities.

The inspection results revealed that many pineapple sacks contained 547 pieces of ivory with a total weight of 1,580 kg. During the investigation and verification process, the customs force discovered signs that the company named as the consignee on the bill of lading (with an address in Lang Son ) was a "ghost" company.

Notably, to deceive the authorities, the subject painted the ivory black. This is a new trick discovered for the first time in the Hai Phong port area and nationwide.

In recent years, Hai Phong Customs Department has been considered the leading unit in the industry in presiding over and arresting ivory smuggling cases, including many large-scale cases.

Typically, on March 20, 2023, Hai Phong Customs presided over the seizure of a case of smuggling more than 7.6 tons of ivory and ivory products. This is the largest ivory smuggling case ever seized at Hai Phong port and also one of the largest ivory seizures in Vietnam in recent years.

(Source: Tin Tuc Newspaper)

Link: https://baotintuc.vn/phap-luat/gan-16-tan-nga-voi-duoc-son-den-hong-qua-mat-luc-luong-chuc-nang-20240401195313604.htm



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