Since July 1 this year, China has newly listed a number of third-generation new drugs, including etizolam. A few days ago, Yantai, Shandong Province, seized 510 tablets of such drugs, including 390 tablets of etizolam. This kind of new psychoactive substances are extremely harmful to the human body due to their strong hallucinogenic and anesthetic effects.
When the drugs entered the country, they were falsely reported as "health care products", and when the customs conducted on-site supervision and inspection of the inbound mail, they found that their CT machine inspection images were abnormal, showing that the parcel contained many particle-like objects arranged in an overall arrangement. Customs officers then opened the package for inspection.
Hou Lei, Second Section of Mail Supervision of Yantai Customs Office in the Post Office: After opening the mail package, we did not find health care products, but found a lot of drugs in the box that were stripped of the packaging, and the foreign language labels of these drugs showed that they were etizolam and triazolam.
After counting, there were 390 etizolam tablets and 120 triazolam tablets in the parcel. It is understood that etizolalam and triazolam are both state-controlled psychotropic drugs, and long-term use can produce dependence. According to the latest announcement jointly issued by the Ministry of Public Security, the National Health Commission and the State Drug Administration, etizolam is listed as a new psychoactive substance under state control and came into effect on July 1 this year.
Wei Gang, deputy director of the Yantai Customs Office in the Post Office: Compared with traditional drugs and synthetic drugs, these new psychoactive substances are also known as third-generation drugs, which can have similar or stronger effects on excitement, hallucinogenicity and anesthesia, and are more harmful to the body.
At present, the customs has temporarily detained this batch of new drugs and will carry out the next step of treatment in accordance with the law.
Tianjin seized 3 consecutive cases of smuggling waste paper and intercepted 115 tons of waste paper
Recently, Tianjin Xingang Customs has investigated and handled 3 cases of smuggling waste paper, intercepting 115 tons of waste paper involved in the case.
Not long ago, Tianjin Xingang Customs in the import of goods on-site inspection, has seized 3 batches of waste paper solid waste, involving recycled pulp, kraft paper, silicone oil paper and other items, a total of 115 tons, after identification, these waste paper are China's explicit prohibition of entry of solid waste.
Liu Cheng: After opening the box, it was found that the overall state of these three batches of goods was poor, and there were obvious creases and a large amount of gray powder on the outside to varying degrees. After sampling and inspection and appraisal by authoritative institutions, the three batches of goods belong to solid waste that is explicitly prohibited from entering China.
After receiving the clues handed over at the inspection site, the police of the Tianjin Xingang Customs Anti-Smuggling Sub-bureau focused on research and judgment, analyzed layer by layer, locked in the real owner of smuggled solid waste, and quickly detected these 3 smuggled waste paper cases. At the same time, we should adhere to the principle of "striking while retreating."
At present, 1 case of waste paper involved in the case has been successfully returned, and the waste paper in the other 2 cases has been sampled and will be returned out of the country.
Zhao Qi: In these three smuggling waste paper cases, the smuggling method was for the criminal suspect to contact overseas waste paper dealers and reach a trade agreement at a price significantly lower than the normal paper market price. The fake declaration of physical waste paper as normal goods is declared for import, so as to achieve the purpose of evading customs supervision and smuggling solid waste into the country.
Source: CCTV news client