Hong Kong Customs cracks history's largest methamphetamine trafficking case worth about HK$400 million - Xinhua English.news.cn

On April 10, Hong Kong Customs held a press conference to announce the crackdown of a major methamphetamine trafficking case.

According to reports, Hong Kong Customs and the Anti-Smuggling Department of Mainland Customs launched a joint anti-drug operation code-named "Cloud Wars and Shutdown" in March. During the operation, Hong Kong Customs seized about 700 kilograms of suspected methamphetamine at Hong Kong International Airport and a logistics warehouse. It is estimated that The market value is about HK$400 million.

This is the largest methamphetamine case ever cracked by Hong Kong Customs.

The picture shows Li Kam-wing (middle), Senior Superintendent of the Narcotics Investigation Division of Hong Kong Customs, introducing the case.

Photo by China News Agency reporter Zhang Wei

Release time: 2022-04-10 18:22:34 【Editor: Li Jun】