30,000 litres of illicit fuel seized in crackdown
Authorities have seized more than 30,000 litres of black-market fuel, and arrested nine people over a two-week crackdown against illicit fuelling activities across Hong Kong. Customs and the Fire Services Department mounted a joint operation between September 16 and 30, aiming to cut off the source and supply of illicit fuel, and combat related activities in urban areas. In one raid, customs…
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