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By Lakmal Sooriyagoda
A Chinese national accused of having 2,000 illegally imported cigarettes in his possession was ordered to pay a fine of Rs.35,000 by a Colombo Court today.
The accused Su Yang was arrested by the Kollupitiya police while he was traveling in a vehicle at the Kollupitiya area with 2,000 illegal cigarettes.
Counsel Mohammed Mohideen appearing on behalf of the Chinese national informed Court that the stock of cigarettes in question had kept his client’s possession for his own consumption.
However, the accused pleaded guilty to all charges and thereby he was ordered to pay a fine of Rs.35,000.
Meanwhile, the Magistrate further ordered the police that the concern amount of cigarettes be destroyed with immediate effect.
malliloku Thursday, 21 July 2011 10:38 AM
That's ten cartons of cigarettes. Rather a small cache of anything.
the undertaker Thursday, 21 July 2011 01:45 PM
made in china??
malkanthi Friday, 22 July 2011 10:11 AM
This is absurd, when Chinese are heavily involved in development projects, they must be pardoned. Besides they are chain smokers.
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