110 kg of Canadian cannabis seized in Tai Po raid, four arrested
Hong Kong police raided an industrial building in Tai Po and seized 110 kg of cannabis worth HK$19 million, arresting four men aged 18 to 20. Police said the cannabis was most likely imported from Canada for sale in Hong Kong.
Police raided an industrial building in Tai Po on Thursday and seized110 kg of cannabis worth HK$19 million, arresting four Hong Kong men aged 18 to 20.[1][2]Two of the men were charged withdrug trafficking while the other two were detained for further investigation.[1]
An officer from the narcotics bureau said the cannabis was most likely imported from Canada for sale in Hong Kong.[1][2]The later opened report describes the haul as high-grade hydroponic cannabis brought in for Hong Kong buyers.[2]
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Hong Kong Customs arrested two mainland Chinese women, aged 50 and 54, at Hong Kong International Airport on 6 November 2026 after finding about 3.5 kg of suspected cannabis buds in each woman's hand luggage. Both had flown in from Bangkok, and Customs put the combined value of the two seizures at about HK$1.4 million.
Hong Kong Customs arrested a 24-year-old mainland traveller arriving from Bangkok after finding about 9 kg of suspected cannabis buds in his hand luggage at Hong Kong International Airport. The man has been charged with trafficking in a dangerous drug and his case is due at West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts on 6 November.
West Kowloon Station Customs stopped a male inbound traveller and seized one packet of cannabis candy with a gross weight of 18.03 grams after field and laboratory tests detected THC. The case was transferred to the customs anti-smuggling department for further handling.
Hong Kong Customs arrested a 42-year-old mainland man arriving from Bangkok on 2 November 2026 after finding about 5.1 kg of suspected cannabis buds plus suspected poison products and duty-unpaid cigarettes in his hand luggage. He was charged with drug trafficking and three related counts and was due in West Kowloon court on 3 November.
