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During the peak period of anti-smuggling at sea in 2026, the authorities discovered a fishing vessel carrying about 30,000 liters of DO oil that could not present invoices and documents, and is currently continuing to investigate and handle according to regulations. Download Customs coordinated to arrest a ship carrying 30,000 liters of DO oil of unknown origin. This morning, July 2, during the patrol, Anti-Smuggling Control Team No. 3 and Anti-Drug Smuggling Control Team No. 3 of the Anti-Smuggling Investigation Department simultaneously coordinated with Border Guard Squadron 2 (Ho Chi Minh City Border Guard Command) and the Crime and Violations Prevention Department (Coast Guard Region 3 Command) to detect fishing vessels. bearing the number BV-98141-TS, there were suspicious signs. Thereby, the authorities determined that there were 3 crew members on the ship. The captain declared that the vehicle was transporting about 30,000 liters of DO oil, but could not present invoices or documents proving the legal origin of all the oil. Afterwards, the authorities made a record of the case, sealed all evidence and brought the vehicle to the port of the Anti-Smuggling Control Team No. Border Guard and Coast Guard in the fight against smuggling, trade fraud and illegal transportation of goods on sea routes. Thereby, demonstrating the determination to strengthen control, promptly detect and prevent violations of law at sea. Mr. Minh See moreVietnam - US Customs expands cooperation in sharing digital data See moreCustoms industry implements Resolution 66 - LESSON 2: Opening up smart management in the data era See moreCustoms industry implements Resolution 66 - LESSON 1: Adding passthroughs for import-export businessesReference moreVietnam Customs strengthens cooperation against transnational smuggling
