Hong Kong Customs Seizes $2.1 Million in Cocaine, Arrests Two Suspects in Drug Manufacturing Bust

Hong Kong Customs shuts down suspected drug manufacturing centre and seizes suspected drug worth about $2.1 million

Hong Kong Customs yesterday (October 3) shut down a suspected drug manufacturing centre in Kwai Chung and seized about 2.5 kilograms of suspected cocaine and 293 grams of suspected crack cocaine with a total estimated market value of about $2.1 million. Two men, aged 55 and 23, were arrested.

During an anti-narcotics operation conducted in Kwai Chung yesterday, Customs officers intercepted the two men with suspicious actions and seized about 70g and 3g of suspected crack cocaine from them respectively. The two men were subsequently arrested. Customs officers later escorted them to a residential premises nearby for a search and further seized about 2.5kg of suspected cocaine, 220g of suspected crack cocaine and a batch of suspected drug manufacturing paraphernalia.

The two arrested men, both claimed to be unemployed, have each been charged with one count of trafficking in dangerous drugs and one count of possession of dangerous drugs, and jointly charged with one count of trafficking in dangerous drugs. They will appear at West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts on October 6.

Under the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance, trafficking in a dangerous drug is a serious offence. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a fine of $5 million and life imprisonment.

Members of the public may report any suspected drug trafficking activities to Customs' 24-hour hotline 182 8080 or its dedicated crime-reporting email account (crimereport@customs.gov.hk) or online form (eform.cefs.gov.hk/form/ced002).

Hong Kong Customs shuts down suspected drug manufacturing centre and seizes suspected drug worth about $2.1 million Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

Legislative Council General Election results: Election Committee constituency

The results of the 2025 Legislative Council General Election are:

Election Committee constituency

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No.

Candidates

No. of votes obtained

1

Yiu Pak Leung*

1,397

2

Lee Ka Kui (Elvin Lee)*

1,193

3

Man Wing Yee Ginny*

1,308

4

Ng Yuen Ting Yolanda

970

5

Ng Kit Chong*

1,331

6

Ng Wun Kit*

1,164

7

Lau Chi Pang*

1,275

8

Tang Ming Sum Michelle*

1,073

9

Lau Ka Keung*

1,231

10

Fan Hoi Kit*

1,034

11

So Shiu Tsung Thomas*

1,076

12

Hung Kam In*

1,042

13

Orr Ka Yeung Kevin

813

14

Ho Chun Yin Steven*

1,267

15

Koon Ho Ming Peter Douglas*

1,233

16

Wu Yingpeng*

1,002

17

Chiu Kwok Wai (Anthony)

887

18

Kwok Chi Wah Andrew

947

19

Wong Kam Fai William*

1,329

20

Chan Wing Kwong*

1,269

21

Lee Chun Keung*

1,354

22

Ho Kwan Yiu (Junius)*

1,241

23

Fung Ying Lun

988

24

Lam Siu Lo Andrew*

1,189

25

Chan Han Pan (Ben)*

1,348

26

Tsang Chi Man

793

27

Lau Chun Kong

954

28

Ma Kwong Yu

934

29

Ho King Hong Adrian Pedro*

1,210

30

Ngai Ming Tak*

1,345

31

Chen Shaobo

937

32

Fan Chun Wah Andrew*

1,155

33

Chan Chung Yee Alan*

1,066

34

Chan Hoi Yan*

1,386

35

Leung Tsz Wing Dennis*

1,089

36

Quat Elizabeth (EQ)*

1,321

37

Chu Lap Wai*

1,144

38

Chan Siu Hung*

1,273

39

Lam Lam Nixie*

1,160

40

Tang Wing Chun

954

41

Chuang Ka Pun Albert*

1,194

42

Lee Hoey Simon*

1,360

43

Lam Chun Sing*

1,311

44

Wong Kwok Kingsley*

1,187

45

Wong Kam Leung*

1,201

46

Kan Wai Mun Carmen*

1,268

47

Leung Mei Fun (Priscilla)*

1,316

48

Chan Man Ki Maggie*

1,311

49

Chan Cho Kwong*

1,067

50

Chen Chung Nin Rock*

1,343

* elected

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