Customs officers at Kunming Changshui Airport found 18 bags of cannabis in a passenger’s suitcase. The material weighed 907.4 g net, and customs opened a criminal case.
🇨🇳 Kunming Changshui International Airport, Kunming · China
On 9 March, Kunming Changshui Airport Customs flagged a passenger’s suitcase after screening showed an anomaly. Officers found 18 bags of brown-green plant material in the luggage.[1][2]
Testing first returned a positive result for cannabis, and a later examination identified the material as cannabis weighing 907.4 g net. Customs said it had opened a criminal case.[1][2]
The customs reports do not name the passenger or say whether an arrest followed.[1][2]
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