Destruction of Illegal Goods in Aceh, Indonesia

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Nov.28.2023
Destruction of Illegal Goods in Aceh, Indonesia
Indonesia's Aceh Customs Inspection Agency destroys over 1.09 million illegal cigarettes worth 1.74 billion Indonesian rupiahs, along with other contraband items.

According to foto news, the customs inspection authorities in Aceh, Indonesia, have destroyed approximately 1.094 million illegal cigarettes worth 174 million Indonesian rupiahs. Additionally, other products such as machine parts, suction cups, dental care equipment, chocolates, and cosmetics were also included. These items were seized during law enforcement operations between 2022 and 2023 and have now been designated as evidence for national prosecution.

 

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