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Guilty verdict for tobacco teabag smugglers

June 24, 2016 by admin News 0 comments

Two men of Chinese origin who hid tobacco in tea bags were found guilty of smuggling and failing to declare to Tonga Customs tobacco in excess of the legal limit when the men arrived at Fua’amotu International Airport, in April last year.

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