South African man jailed 2 years for smuggling S$1.2m worth of rhino horns through Changi Airport
The accused's final destination was Laos.
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The accused's final destination was Laos.
A 33-year-old South African man was sentenced to 24 months’ jail on Jan 26 for smuggling rhinoceros horns weighing 34.7 kg through Changi Airport Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com
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