Hong Kong customs arrests 3, seizes HK$150 million worth of black market cigarettes ahead of festive season Authorities have uncovered 62 per cent more illegal cigarettes so far this year worth HK$1.17 billion than in 2021 Most of the 53 million cigarettes seized in past week were destined for local market, officials say Hong Kong customs arrested three men and confiscated HK$150 million (US$19.3 million) worth of black market cigarettes over the past week as illegal tobacco traders tried to replenish supply to meet demand ahead of the festive season
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The panel explained that not fulfilling the objective would pose a public health risk since the use of and exposure to tobacco products would not be reduced.[13] Further, it is widely recognized, and undisputed in these proceedings, that the public health consequences of the use of, and exposure to, tobacco, including in Australia, are particularly grave.[14] Therefore, the panel ruled that the public health consequences of not fulfilling the objective were particularly grave
However, despite this potential benefit, e-cigarettes continue to deliver nicotine and are therefore not without their own health risks
