More Than 5000 Tons Of Old Clothes In Hongkong Sneak Into The Zhejiang And Fujian Double 11 Is The Old Clothes.

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The Xiaobian of the net introduces more than 5000 tons of Hongkong's old clothes and sneaks into the Zhejiang and Fujian double 11.

Zhejiang Customs Department reported that a smuggling gang has smuggled old clothes from Hongkong to Zhejiang min and other coastal areas many times in recent years, up to more than 5000 tons.

Many of these clothes were pferred to Guangdong for sale.

For people who often shop online, do they buy one by accident?

Reporters learned that a few days ago, the Taizhou customs anti smuggling sub Bureau was informed that a number of old garments would be smuggled from Hongkong to Taizhou's Jiaojiang terminal.

That night, 50 customs officers, including Taizhou customs anti smuggling sub Bureau, marine police and Public Security Bureau, were deployed by the Hangzhou customs to stay in the area where smuggling bands might go.

Around 19.

The smuggling police found that 6 suspicious trailers of non Taizhou licences were slowly passing through the second bridge of Jiaojiang and heading for the sea.

The police immediately followed them and waited secretly at the docks of a ship building company in Zhejiang.

At 21 in the evening, a pport ship stealthily approached the dock and began unloading the trailer.

The policemen waiting at the pier rushed out and stopped the "TIAN XING" wheel and the trailer that came to pick up the goods on the spot, and seized more than 400 tons of old clothes smuggled into Hongkong from the scene.

20 suspects were arrested on the spot, and more than 400 tons of old clothes were smuggled into the country.

Where are these old clothes going to sell?

It has been preliminarily verified that since April this year, the "TIAN XING" wheel has illegally smuggled old clothing to coastal areas such as Zhejiang and Fujian, and has been pferred to Guangdong for sale, making up more than 5000 tons of old clothes.

Online shopping platforms, many online shops that sell or sell directly under the banner of Hongkong are the final destination of these smuggled clothes. The Customs Department says that this possibility is not ruled out.

Would you have bought such an old one?

At present, the case is under further investigation.