BEIJING: Officers of the Customs Office stationed in the Post Office by Qingdao Customs District said they had found 16 elephant trunks, two complete carved tusks and 2 ivory products from 7 mail parcels a few days ago.
The ivory and ivory products seized were with a weight of 131.36 kilograms and a street value of RMB3.87 million. This is the case that involved the biggest seizure of ivory and its products that Qingdao Customs District has intercepted in customs mail control by far.
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