Hong Kong Customs detects suspected smuggling of computer hard disk and computer random access memory at Man Kam To Control Point (with photos)

26 Apr 2016

Hong Kong Customs yesterday (April 25) detected a suspected case of smuggling at Man Kam To Control Point and seized 64 computer hard disks and 1 226 pieces of computer random access memory (RAM) with a total value of about $600,000.

Customs officers intercepted an unladen outgoing container tractor for customs clearance at Man Kam To Control Point yesterday evening. Upon inspection, officers found the batch of computer hard disks and computer RAM concealed inside the instrument panel in the driving compartment. The 45-year-old male driver was arrested.

Under the Import and Export Ordinance, the maximum penalty for attempting to export unmanifested cargo is a fine of $2 million and imprisonment for seven years.

Members of the public may report any suspected smuggling activities to the Customs 24-hour hotline 2545 6182.

Ends/Tuesday, April 26, 2016

The batch of computer hard disks and computer random access memory found by Customs inside the instrument panel in the driving compartment.The batch of computer hard disks and computer random access memory found by Customs inside the instrument panel in the driving compartment.The batch of computer hard disks and computer random access memory found by Customs inside the instrument panel in the driving compartment.
Computer hard disks and computer random access memory seized by Customs.Computer hard disks and computer random access memory seized by Customs.Computer hard disks and computer random access memory seized by Customs.
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