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Johannesburg, South Africa: $2 million in meth found in tampered luggage at OR Tambo Airport.
Customs officials seized crystal meth worth more than R29 million ($2.11 million USD) during two separate busts at the OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg on Tuesday, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) said. Customs officials became suspicious when they noticed three suitcases marked with green tape on the carousel after they arrived on a flight from Lagos, Nigeria, SARS spokesman Luther Lebelo said. The baggage tags had been tampered with, indicating they belonged to three different passengers. When the bags were opened, customs officials discovered crystal meth. More information available here: http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/r29m-tik-seized-in-two-or-tambo-busts-1.1919867#.VgGc4ufZ02A
Source: IOL News.
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Tamper evident
surface seal.
Highly sensitive tamper indication with a unique identity number. Tampering in any direction will create a void tamper pattern.
Tamper evident
load bearing seal.
Strong enough to hold double the maximum checked weight limit for luggage. Once sealed, tampering in any direction will cause the surface to fragment.
Tamper evident
zip seal.
Isolate zips with a single use cable tie. Includes an internal ‘one way’ metal sealing device. Numbered & bar coded to match the unique identity number of your seal. Once sealed, attempted removal will leave tamper evidence on the cable tie.
Identification &
receipt system.
Each seal is marked with a unique identity number and includes a tamper evident receipt that is adhesive. Keep the receipt with you to verify the identity number of your seal.
Single use
buckle release.
At your destination, your seal can be released without cutting tools. Use of this function will leave tamper evidence on the buckle.
