More than 2.2 Million Cigars Allegedly Apocryphal in the AICM Are Secured
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The AICM was the scene of a further seizure of illegal cigars: authorities secured 2 million pieces from Thailand.
The cargo from Bangkok, Thailand, consisted of 138 boxes weighing approximately 2,832 kilos.
The black market for the sale of pirate cigars alerted the authorities, who obtained a confiscation of pieces that entered by the AICM from Thailand.
The Secretariat of the Navy noted that the apocryphal goods seized in the AICM Customs came from Bangkok, Thailand
A joint operation between ANAM, Semar and SSPC allowed the interception of an illegal shipment of more than 2.8 tons at the capital's air terminal. By: Editorial CIUDAD DE MEXICO, August 13, 2026.- The Mexican National Customs Agency (ANAM), in an operation coordinated with the Secretariat of the Navy (Semar), dealt a severe blow to the illegal trade by identifying a cargo with two million 208 thousand cigarettes allegedly apocryphal in the cust…
During a joint operation carried out in the Customs Office of Mexico City International Airport (AICM), authorities of the National Customs Agency of Mexico (ANAM), the Secretariat of the Navy (Semar) and the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC) secured a cargo of two million 208 thousand cigarettes of illicit origin and allegedly apocryphal. The goods, distributed in 138 boxes weighing approximately two thousand 832 kilograms, …
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