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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu and OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com news on July 10, recently, Qingmao Customs, which belongs to Gongbei Customs in Zhuhai City, seized a case of passengers kidnapping CPU into the country.

At about 16:00 on June 29, a passenger dressed in black short sleeves entered from Qingmao Port. According to the Zhuhai Special Administrative region News, he entered through the "undeclared passage" at the tourism inspection site. After careful observation by customs officers at the scene, he found that his walking posture was "obviously abnormal". So he was intercepted.

After inspection, the passenger found a total of 306 pieces of CPU wrapped with plastic film and tape on his legs and waist and back. The relevant pictures show that passengers wearing looser clothes are intended to cover up the abnormal figure caused by the binding of CPU. However, what kind of CPU the passenger is carrying is not known for the time being.

CTOnews.com previously reported that it is not uncommon for people to enter the country in such a "rich" way to be investigated.

On June 16, Huanggang Customs, which belongs to Shenzhen Customs, checked the entry channels at Futian Port and seized a case of concealing game cards in passengers' shoes. In the afternoon, a male passenger wearing a yellow short-sleeved shirt entered Hong Kong from Futian Control Point. Huanggang Customs officers found that he looked nervous and immediately carried out interception and inspection and seized 112 "Switch" game cards from his shoes.

On March 16, the Gate Customs of Gongbei Customs seized a case in which passengers tied up the central processing unit (CPU) and entered the country. At about 20: 10 on the same day, mainland visitor Cao entered the country through the Customs "undeclared passageway" in the Gongbei Port Travel Inspection Hall. The customs officer found him dressed in loose black clothes, bloated and looking abnormal, so he was intercepted and checked. After further examination, the customs officer found that the passenger wrapped a large number of intact CPU with adhesive tape on the waist and abdomen, left and right thighs, and counted a total of 239 pieces.

On February 12, the Customs of Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge seized a case in which a cross-border bus driver personally harnessed 155 pieces of a central processing unit (CPU). When the customs officer inspected the entry bus passage of Zhuhai Highway on Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, he found that there was something abnormal in a Guangdong-Macao cross-border bus. After interception and inspection, the customs officer found a large number of CPU wrapped around the driver's waist with adhesive tape, and the total quantity was counted.

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