Detenida una mujer en Hong Kong por el contrabando de siete animales

Agentes de aduanas de Hong Kong han detenido a una mujer de 46 años sospechosa de intentar introducir de contrabando siete animales en la ciudad. Los animales, entre ellos una chinchilla y un petauro del azúcar, estaban ocultos en bolsas de papel y valorados en unos 4300 dólares de Hong Kong. El caso ha sido remitido al Departamento de Agricultura, Pesca y Conservación para una investigación más exhaustiva.

Los agentes de aduanas interceptaron a la mujer en el puesto de control de la línea auxiliar de Lok Ma Chau el 9 de mayo.

Un portavoz declaró el domingo que los agentes confiscaron los animales de las bolsas de papel que ella transportaba.

Los siete animales eran una chinchilla, un ratón, un hámster, tres cobayas y un petauro del azúcar.

“Aduanas recuerda al público que importar animales a Hong Kong sin un permiso válido es un delito”, señaló el portavoz.

El caso ha sido remitido al Departamento de Agricultura, Pesca y Conservación para una investigación más exhaustiva.

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