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3 arrested as Hong Kong customs seizes HK$10 million in fake electronic devices labelled as Apple and Samsung products

More than 14,000 counterfeit devices labelled with names such as Apple and Samsung seized between January 8 and 19.

By: scmp.com

Jan 24 2024
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3 arrested as Hong Kong customs seizes HK$10 million in fake electronic devices labelled as Apple and Samsung products

More than 14,000 counterfeit devices labelled with names such as Apple and Samsung seized between January 8 and 19.

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