Customs Officials Seize Meth Worth HK$1.1 Million
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2023-03-05 HKT 15:06
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Customs officials said they've seized two kilograms of suspected methamphetamine at the airport on Saturday.
They said the suspected drugs – with an estimated market value of about HK$1.1 million – were concealed inside two African drums known as djembes.
Authorities said they arrested a 36-year-old driver, who the drug traffickers allegedly hired to pick up the consignment from the airport.
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