The man drove into the country and was found to have hidden 780 CPU in the engine, worth more than one million dollars.

CTOnews.com news on August 20, CTOnews.com learned from the official account issued by the Customs that recently, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Customs, which belongs to Gongbei Customs, seized a case involving the use of cross-border passenger cars to modify hidden boxes to hide 780 CPU into the country.

At about 14: 00 on August 15, when the customs officer inspected a cross-border passenger car with a license plate entering Guangdong and Macao, he found that the image was abnormal and was suspected of being modified to hide smuggling.

After further body inspection, the customs officer found a large number of brand-new central processing units (CPU) in the hidden compartment above the front engine of the car, with a preliminary estimated value of more than one million. At present, the case has been further dealt with in accordance with the regulations.

Customs reminder: according to relevant regulations, whoever evades customs supervision by concealment, camouflage, concealment or other means, transports, carries or posts goods or articles prohibited or restricted by the state, or goods and articles that are subject to duty according to law, is an act of smuggling, and if the circumstances seriously constitute a crime, he will be investigated for criminal responsibility according to law. In addition, according to the relevant provisions, means of transport specially used for smuggling shall be confiscated if they are used for smuggling more than three times in two years.