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BOC seized P40.5M worth of vape contraband

Manila International Container Port's Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (MICP-CIIS) chief Alvin Enciso leads the confiscation of the three containers shipped from China, loaded with falsely declared vape products and other regulated goods, suspected to be valued at P40.5 million at the Manila International Container Port on Thursday, 31 July 2025. The contraband items were originally declared as kitchenware.
Manila International Container Port's Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (MICP-CIIS) chief Alvin Enciso leads the confiscation of the three containers shipped from China, loaded with falsely declared vape products and other regulated goods, suspected to be valued at P40.5 million at the Manila International Container Port on Thursday, 31 July 2025. The contraband items were originally declared as kitchenware.Photo by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE
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Manila International Container Port's Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (MICP-CIIS) chief Alvin Enciso leads the confiscation of the three containers shipped from China, loaded with falsely declared vape products and other regulated goods, suspected to be valued at P40.5 million at the Manila International Container Port on Thursday, 31 July 2025. The contraband items were originally declared as kitchenware.
Manila International Container Port's Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (MICP-CIIS) chief Alvin Enciso leads the confiscation of the three containers shipped from China, loaded with falsely declared vape products and other regulated goods, suspected to be valued at P40.5 million at the Manila International Container Port on Thursday, 31 July 2025. The contraband items were originally declared as kitchenware.Photo by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE
Manila International Container Port's Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (MICP-CIIS) chief Alvin Enciso leads the confiscation of the three containers shipped from China, loaded with falsely declared vape products and other regulated goods, suspected to be valued at P40.5 million at the Manila International Container Port on Thursday, 31 July 2025. The contraband items were originally declared as kitchenware.
Manila International Container Port's Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (MICP-CIIS) chief Alvin Enciso leads the confiscation of the three containers shipped from China, loaded with falsely declared vape products and other regulated goods, suspected to be valued at P40.5 million at the Manila International Container Port on Thursday, 31 July 2025. The contraband items were originally declared as kitchenware.Photo by John Carlo Magallon for DAILY TRIBUNE

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