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Smuggled Cigarettes Worth HK$ 180m Confiscated
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Nov.24.2022
source: South China Morning Post
Hong Kong police have seized about 64 million illegally imported cigarettes, involving a total of HK$180 million. The smuggling syndicate allegedly imported the cigarettes illegally, repackaged them and sold them overseas. If legally imported, the contraband would have generated HK$120 million in tax revenue.
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