These flower stands are "weird"!3.37 kilograms of endangered Indian top sandalwood products were seized

According to the Guangzhou Customs, the Customs Garment at the Baiyun Airport Airport Entering Entry Portum Channel seized two endangered Indian ride products, with a net weight of 3.37 kg. At present, further treatment has been done.

Caption: Endangered Indian Dalfal Wood Products seized by Guangzhou Baiyun Airport Customs

Earlier, when the customs officer of Guangzhou Baiyun Airport, which belonged to Guangzhou Customs, supervised one vote from Indonesia and the application name "Wooden Flower Book", and found that the ticket distribution luggage was a few wooden crafts in the luggage. Among them, two cross -entangled brown wood products are unique, with hard texture, high gloss, and suspected of endangered plant products. After being sent to professional agencies to identify, the two wood products were confirmed to be the Dalo Dalfa of the Dalog of India, which belongs to the "International Convention on the International Trade of Endangered Wild and Plants" (CITES), with a net weight of 3.37 kg.

Indian Dalfon, full name India's incense dawn, alias tea sandalwood, is mainly distributed in India, Nepal, Pakistan, Malaysia and other places. The appendix II of the International Trade Convention (CITES) of Endangered Wild Plants (CITES) is protected.

Customs reminds: my country is the "CITES" of the International Trade Convention (CITES) of Endangered Wild and Plants, and implements the control of the import and export trade of endangered wild plants and products listed in the convention. It has not been legally obtained by allowing the allowable import and export certificates and other materials issued by relevant state management departments. Be held criminally responsible.

Text/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Reporter: Lin Lin Correspondent: Guan Yue Tu/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Reporter: Liao Xueming Correspondent: Guanyue Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Editor: Lin Chuanling

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