ICA officers rip apart Malaysia-registered car's bumpers, uncover over 190 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes
Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers used tools to take apart the front and rear bumpers of a Malaysia-registered car during an enhanced check at Woodlands Checkpoint. The agency published a series of photographs of the operation on its social media on Tuesday, November 3. In the images, officers can be seen pulling out the car's front and rear bumpers. Contraband cigarettes are also visible in the engine compartment, with black trash bags placed underneath them. According to ICA, its search and examination officers uncovered more than 190 cartons and over 500 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes. The smuggled goods had been stashed in various modified compartments of the vehicle.
Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers took out tools to take apart a Malaysia-registered car's front and rear bumpers during an enhanced check at Woodlands Checkpoint.In a series of photographs posted on its social media on Tuesday (Nov 3), ICA officers are seen pulling out the front and rear bumpers of the car.Contraband cigarettes are also seen in the engine compartment of the car, with black thrash bags placed underneath it. ICA said its search and examination officers found more than 190 cartons and over 500 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes hidden in various modified compartments of the car.