A 25-year-old Hong Kong man was arrested at Macau International Airport with about 35 kg of cannabis flower in two suitcases, packed in 60 packets, after arriving from Southeast Asia. Police valued the haul at about MOP35 million and called it the largest cannabis case in Macau's history, eight months after the previous record. The man was reportedly paid at least HKD60,000 to carry the drugs, which police believed were bound for another market. The case went to the Public Prosecutions Office.[1][2]
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References
- Macau Daily Times — Record MOP35 million cannabis haul seized at airport, 10 June 2026Arrest on Monday 8 June; 60 packets, about 35 kg, MOP35 million, HKD60,000 paymentarchived
- Judiciary Police — 2026 Judiciary Police Day speech and statistics, 17 July 2026p. 3: 30 trafficking and 10 consumption cases in the first half of 2026; two exceptional cannabis and heroin airport cases in June
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