Ken beer cans, along with various foreign liquors, were discovered by Ha Tinh authorities being illegally transported on a truck. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of goods smuggling, particularly of beer and alcohol products.
On the night of December 19th, at km558 of National Highway 1A, passing through Ky Tho commune, Ky Anh district, Ha Tinh province, police forces discovered a suspicious truck with license plate 29H-784.97. The truck was driven by Mr. Le T., born in 1992, residing in Dong Ha City, Quang Tri province, traveling from South to North.
Truck inspection revealing smuggled Ken beer cans and foreign liquor in Ha Tinh
Hundreds of Crates of Ken Beer Cans and Foreign Liquor of Unknown Origin
Upon inspection, authorities discovered a large quantity of foreign beer and liquor without proof of origin on the truck. Specifically, the truck contained 150 crates of Heineken beer (Ken beer cans), 80 crates of Black liquor, 10 crates of Dark beer, 30 crates of Pilsner Urquell beer, and 100 bags of granulated sugar.
Mr. Le T. was unable to present any legal documents related to the goods. Transporting a large quantity of Ken beer cans and foreign liquor without proof of legal origin is a violation of the law.
Handling the Truck Carrying Smuggled Ken Beer Cans Case
Currently, authorities are verifying the origin of the goods and handling the case in accordance with the law. This incident once again serves as a warning about the ongoing complexity of smuggling and trade fraud. Strict control over the transportation of goods, especially beer and alcohol products, is necessary to protect consumer rights and prevent violations of the law.
