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Hong Kong customs seizes HK$11m of suspected sex pills, cancer drugs at warehouse

Hong Kong customs seizes HK$11m of suspected sex pills, cancer drugs at warehouse
South China Morning Post Wednesday 26 August 2026, 12:33 UTC By Danny Mok 1 min read
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Hong Kong customs officers have seized HK$11 million (US$1.4 million) worth of suspected men’s sexual health pills and cancer treatment drugs in a Sheung Shui warehouse, arresting two people. Inspector Shirley Woo Suet‑yi of the customs syndicate crimes investigation bureau said on Wednesday that officers had noticed a rising demand for controlled pharmaceutical products in recent weeks. Investigators launched the investigation early this month and identified an industrial space in Sheung...

Hong Kong customs officers have seized HK$11 million (US$1.4 million) worth of suspected men’s sexual health pills and cancer treatment drugs in a Sheung Shui warehouse, arresting two people. Inspector Shirley Woo Suet‑yi of the customs syndicate crimes investigation bureau said on Wednesday that officers had noticed a rising demand for controlled pharmaceutical products in recent weeks. Investigators launched the investigation early this month and identified an industrial space in Sheung Shui... [Image text:] ene Mlene 1P4m Len
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