China Coast Guard seizes $700,000 in suspected smuggled goods in Guangxi
The Beihai Coast Guard Bureau in southern China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region seized goods worth about 5 million yuan (about $700,000), including more than 5,000 cartons of cigarettes and about 15 metric tons of frozen beef products, in four suspected smuggling cases over five days, the bureau said Tuesday.
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