China News Service, Guangzhou, June 12 (Tang Guijiang, Sun Jiajia) According to news from Guangzhou Customs on the 12th, the customs of Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, the customs of the customs, recently found many passengers carrying drugs illegally into the country through the travel inspection channel. The medicine marked in English is about 15.8 kg. Phentermine was detected in some drugs after identification, which is a second-class psychoactive drug under state control.
At 9 o'clock on May 11th, the customs officer of Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, while supervising a flight from Thailand, found an abnormal X-ray image in the luggage of a casually dressed woman, and immediately opened the box for inspection. Customs officers found 3 bags of food in the woman’s suitcase marked with “Farm Rice”, “Top Thai Dried Mango” and “Best Gifts”, but the feel was significantly different from the type of food on the packaging .
Customs officers at Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, a subsidiary of Guangzhou Customs, seized passengers illegally carrying drugs disguised as "dried mango" into the country. Lu Yishe
The customs officer further inspected and found that there were crease marks on the bottom of the bag after re-sealing. Open the package and find that the bag contains a variety of pills and capsules of different colors. The woman admitted on the spot that what she was carrying was not ordinary food, but "diet pills." After the inventory, there were five kinds of drugs in the batch, weighing about 6.3 kg.
On May 25, when supervising the same flight from Thailand, the customs again seized three inbound passengers who hid the same "diet pills" in the same way, with a total weight of about 9.5 kg.
Customs officers at Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, a subordinate to Guangzhou Customs, seized passengers illegally carrying drugs disguised as "fragrant rice" into the country. Lu Yishe
A few days ago, it was identified by the relevant departments that all of the above-mentioned "weight-loss drugs" have detected the second class of psychotropic drugs phentermine. Phentermine can achieve anorexia weight loss by suppressing appetite, and can be used clinically for short-term treatment of moderate to severe obesity. However, studies have shown that overdose of phentermine has excitement and hallucinogenic effects, leading to anxiety and mental stress, cognitive and mental disorders, induced hypertension, heart palpitations, tachycardia, heart failure and other adverse reactions, which seriously endanger health.
The customs reminded not to carry or post psychotropic drugs at will to avoid breaking the law. If it is indeed necessary for the treatment of a disease, individuals can carry anesthesia drugs and the first class psychoactive drugs within the maximum dosage of a single prescription with the medical diagnosis certificate and personal identification certificate issued by a medical institution, and the customs will release them according to the principle of reasonable use for their own use. (Finish)