Hong Kong customs seize large shipment of seafood from Australia

게시됨 2021년 11월 16일

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Customs officers in Hong Kong have confiscated a shipment of Australian seafood, including nearly two tons of live lobsters and trepangs, worth $1.3 million, from smugglers trying to bring the goods into China. This interception is part of a larger operation to block the supply of Australian seafood to China, as relations between the two countries have been strained for over a year following statements by the Australian government about the origin of the coronavirus. The import embargo also extends to grain, cotton, coal, and wine.

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Customs officers from the Hong Kong Special Region of China showed a large shipment of seafood from Australia confiscated from smugglers, OTR reports. Members of the international cartel tried to smuggle almost two tons of live lobsters and trepangs worth $ 1.3 million to the PRC. The interception of an ocean-going boat became part of a large special operation of the Chinese naval forces. Its goal is to block the supply of Australian seafood. The import embargo has been in effect for over a year. Relations between the countries were spoiled by statements by the Australian government that the city of Wuhan was the source of the spread of the coronavirus. In October, Chinese border guards intercepted 228 tons of Australian lobsters worth over $ 23 million. The import of grain, cotton, coal and wine is also banned. Liu Xiufai, spokesman for the Hong Kong Bureau for Combating Organized Crime: “We ...

출처: Otr-online