Strict Enforcement Against Illegal Tobacco Products

Authorities are collaborating with customs and excise to combat the sale of illegal e-cigarette products by platforms outside their jurisdiction. Over 314,000 people departed Hong Kong, with approximately 242,000 being Hong Kong residents. This advice comes as passenger departures are expected. The government is implementing measures to manage the flow. The government stated that if at least 7.5% of property owners confirm selling their rights to the government by the end of June, the acquisition plan for the remaining seven buildings will be opened to owners in Wong Chuk Hang. The Hong Kong Tourism Board is preparing for popular tourist spots like Sai Kung and Cheung Chau. The Deputy Director of the Travel Industry Council mentioned preparations for popular tourist destinations like Sai Kung and Cheung Chau, indicating potential measures for these areas. The Immigration Department predicted more travelers would use the six border crossings to return to Hong Kong later today and tomorrow. The Labor Day Golden Week holiday in mainland China began yesterday. During the Labor Day Golden Week, tourism officials visited major tourist attractions to inspect crowd management measures and tourist activities. Enforcement officers are taking strict action against illegal e-cigarette sales through increased patrols, online monitoring, and inter-departmental cooperation. Law enforcement in Hong Kong is intensifying efforts to combat the supply and demand of illegal smoking products.