A passenger pushing an e-bike into the country was checked: hiding 1040 solid state drives, some of which came from Weigang.

The news of CTOnews.com on September 8 is another piece of news that has been investigated for hiding electronic products into the country. According to a notice issued by the Customs this morning, Sha Tau Kok Customs, which belongs to Shenzhen Customs, seized a batch of solid-state hard drives in Zhongying Street.

The notice said that when a woman pushed a motorcycle into the country through the travel inspection hall of Zhongying Street, the customs officer at the scene intercepted her to carry out inspection. Upon further inspection, customs officers found a total of 1040 SSDs hidden in the panels of their motorcycles. At present, the case has been handed over to the Customs disposal Department for further handling.

According to CTOnews.com observation, some of the SSDs seized this time come from Weigang and its XPG (pterosaur) brands, but the specific models are temporarily indistinguishable.

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.