SHANGHAI: Officers of Shenzhen Customs District said they had found some black hard items wrapped in a plastic bag in the carry-on handbag of an inward passenger entering through Futian Port a few days ago.
These items, most of which were in the shape of triangle, oblong or oval, were claimed by the passenger as “dry fruits” at first and said by him as snake gall bladders in further Customs questioning. The items seized were later confirmed as gall bladders of Python, said Customs officers.
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