Qingdao airport customs find 115 g of cannabis in passenger luggage
Qingdao Jiaodong Airport Customs found seven packages of cannabis hidden among food and toiletries in a passenger’s luggage. The plant material weighed 115.07 g net, and the case was transferred to customs anti-smuggling investigators.
🇨🇳 Qingdao Jiaodong International Airport, Qingdao · China
Qingdao Jiaodong Airport Customs stopped a traveler entering through the green channel after officers flagged an abnormal baggage image. They found plant material hidden in snacks, coffee powder and sanitary pads, along with a cannabis grinder and other smoking tools.[1][2]
The seven packages of plant material weighed 115.07 g net, and an expert examination confirmed they contained cannabis. Customs transferred the case to its anti-smuggling department.[1][2]
The reports do not identify the traveler or say whether an arrest or prosecution followed.[1][2]
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Cannabis found concealed among snack packaging, as shown in the customs report.Photo details
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