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Stepped-up law enforcement in north European ports appears to be having an effect, with Dutch ...
Hong Kong Customs has uncovered a bid to smuggle $63m of liquid cocaine into the territory in a container of wine.
Senior superintendent Wong Ho-yin and superintendent Lui Chi-tak said that, acting on intelligence, customs officials singled out a 20ft container that had arrived from Brazil on 19 December.
A total of 444 kg of suspected liquid cocaine, worth $63m, had been packed in 148 transparent plastic bags. The container was said to be filled with ...
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