The smuggling of blood from mainland pregnant women to Hong Kong to test the gender of the fetus has been banned repeatedly. Due to the closure of customs due to the epidemic, illegal groups switched to smuggling vehicles that transport vegetables across the border. The customs found 1,500 pieces of smuggled blood at the end of April.
The reporter of "Hong Kong 01" had targeted the smuggling group as early as the beginning of April, and directly attacked the logistics chain of these "blood-carrying ants" coming to Hong Kong. There were "worker ants" bulk goods to different laboratories, and the reporter even targeted the mastermind "Ant Queen and Ant Queen" , followed them to the floor of a laboratory in an industrial building in Fo Tan.
The reporter further investigated and found that the major shareholder of the laboratory was Lin Moumou, the leader of the mainland "blood test" smuggling group reported by CCTV, who was wanted by the mainland.
He responded that he had no knowledge of the incident.
Blood-transporting ants direct attack・1｜Cross-border vegetable truck hides the blood of mainland pregnant women
▼Illegal group suspected of smuggling pregnant women's blood for many days▼
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Customs intercepts smuggled blood styrofoam box with leftover vegetables
The mainland has always prohibited non-medical need to test the sex of the fetus to prevent abortion due to "preference of sons to daughters".
In the past, most of them were independent tourists or parallel importers who "moved ants", but the epidemic has closed customs, and smuggling groups have "transformed" to use trucks transporting vegetables across the border to smuggle blood samples into Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Customs intercepted inbound trucks at Man Kam To Control Point on April 20, and seized 1,500 blood samples in two styrofoam boxes. From the pictures, it can be seen that the words "pregnant" were written on the seized blood samples, and some even had "5" written on them. "week", "8 weeks" and other words.
There are also chopped vegetables on the side of the plastic box with red tape.
Hong Kong Customs intercepted an inbound truck at Man Kam To Control Point on April 20, and seized 1,500 blood samples in two styrofoam boxes. There were still chopped vegetables beside the left plastic box.
"Hong Kong 01" tracked the cross-border food truck suspected of smuggling blood as early as early April.
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Hit the "Blood Ants" to deliver the goods to the "Blood Bank" in the early morning
"Hong Kong 01" locked the intercepted cross-border truck as early as April, and tracked the entire group's smuggling process to Hong Kong for many days.
The entire smuggling transport network is mainly concentrated in a residence in Cheung Sha Wan and two locations in the Fo Tan Industrial Zone. Two "blood ants" are suspected of delivering goods to the Fo Tan Industrial Zone from the "Blood Bank" in Cheung Sha Wan, but the process is very secret.
One day in early April at about 1:00 a.m., the cross-border vegetable truck involved drove into the Fotan Industrial Zone to unload the goods. A worker was responsible for distributing hundreds of plastic boxes, two of which were glued with red tape. , was loaded onto the truck and then put back on the circuit.
The principal offender of the "Blood Ants", "Ant King", took two boxes of plastic containers at 2:00 a.m., and about 30 minutes after entering the residence in Cheung Sha Wan, he stepped out again to dispose of the two plastic boxes.
(Photo by Hong Kong 01 reporter)
Two boxes of intact vegetables were discarded
Half an hour later, a light goods vehicle driver took the two boxes of plastic boxes and drove to the area of Un Chau Street, Cheung Sha Wan. Two middle-aged men and women who were suspected to be the main culprits of "blood-carrying ants" picked up the goods and walked into a residential building. .
However, more than 20 minutes later, the "Ant King" pushed out the two plastic boxes from the building again, left the plastic boxes next to the food stall, and returned to the building.
The reporter found that only a large number of intact vegetables and melted ice packs were left in the box at this time.
Only a large number of intact vegetables and melted ice packs are left in the two boxes of plastic boxes. The plastic boxes are similar to the customs seizure and are also affixed with red tape.
(Photo by Hong Kong 01 reporter)
The reporter of "Hong Kong 01" had targeted the smuggling group as early as the beginning of April, and directly attacked the logistics chain of these "blood-carrying ants" coming to Hong Kong. There were "worker ants" bulk goods to different laboratories, and the reporter even targeted the mastermind "Ant Queen and Ant Queen" , followed them to the floor of a laboratory in an industrial building in Fo Tan.
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After the "Queen Ant Queen" appeared on the floor of the laboratory of the industrial building
The pair of "Queen Ants" reappeared at 7am and took four reusable bags suspected of containing blood samples to the subway station.
The "Queen Ant" is in charge of distributing the goods at the station, distributing some of the reusable bags to different "Worker Ants", while the "Queen Ant" arrives at Fotan with an eco-friendly bag on his back.
"Ant King" arrived at the MTR Fo Tan Station at around 8:00 in the morning, but he was extremely cautious. Apart from looking back from time to time, he would linger at the various exits of the Fo Tan Station for nearly half an hour.
After the "Queen Ant" completed the distribution of the goods, it also rushed to Fo Tan to join the "Ant King" and went to an industrial center in Fo Tan.
The reporter followed them into the elevator. After the two went upstairs, they deliberately slowed down and let others go first.
The reporter checked the floor where the two went in and out. There is a laboratory on this floor that can detect the gender of the fetus. In the mainland, the technology for detecting the gender of the fetus is also promoted, and it claims that the accuracy can reach 99.8%.
The main culprits of "Blood Ants", "Ant Queen" and "Ant King", went to an industrial center in Fotan, and there happened to be a laboratory on the floor that could be used to detect the gender of the fetus. (Photo by Hong Kong 01 reporter)
The blood samples were destroyed on the spot and the exposure of the fragments involved the same laboratory
It is not the first time that this laboratory has been involved in the blood smuggling controversy. The reporter obtained several videos and photos of the dispute earlier. In the film, a woman who dragged her hand to buy a food truck had a dispute with others at Sha Tin Station, and was accused by many men of smuggling blood. and request that the blood sample be disposed of.
During the period, several receipts bundled with blood were also scattered on the floor. The receipts printed the name of the laboratory where the "Queen Ant Queen" had arrived on the floor, and the blood tester also wrote the Mainland ID card number.
▼The name of a Fotan laboratory is written on the receipt of the blood sample that was poured out / trampled on▼
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Another clip of the dispute at the Fo Tan station shows a woman in white who also dragged her hand to buy a food truck with a reusable bag hanging from the car. The receipt is also the name of the Fotan Laboratory, but the fields for referring doctors and clinics are left blank.
According to the law, a blood test in Hong Kong must be referred to a laboratory by a doctor.
In addition, the woman in the white shirt had handed over to the "Ant Queen" at Tai Wai Station earlier, and the "Ant Queen" was carrying a reusable bag that was suspected of being thrown on the road and kicked into blood when the "Ant Queen" was at the Cheung Sha Wan Station. .
Another clip of the dispute at the Fotan Station shows the woman in white arguing with others, and the man throwing the reusable bag on the road and kicking it to pieces.
The woman in the white shirt had handed over to the "Ant Queen" at Tai Wai Station earlier, and the "Ant Queen" was carrying a reusable bag that was suspected of being thrown on the road and kicked into blood when she was at the Cheung Sha Wan Station.
The group that smuggled pregnant women's blood from the mainland switched to using vehicles for cross-border transportation of vegetables to smuggle them to the Fotan Industrial Zone, and then sent them to the "Blood Ants" in Changsha Bay, and then sent them back to the Fotan Industrial Zone and different laboratories.
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The major shareholder of the laboratory: unaware of the smuggling
"Hong Kong 01" inquired about the laboratory involved and the major shareholder, and asked about the group's suspected sending of smuggled blood to its laboratory.
The reporter further investigated and found that the major shareholder of the laboratory was Lin Moumou, the chief executive of the mainland "blood test" smuggling group reported by CCTV, and was wanted by the mainland.
[Detailed report on the second episode tomorrow]
"Hong Kong 01" inquired about the laboratory involved and the major shareholder, and asked about the group's suspected sending of smuggled blood to its laboratory.
(Photo by Hong Kong 01 reporter)
Li Weizhen, chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Medical Laboratories, said that although blood samples are relatively stable and can be stored at room temperature or 4 degrees Celsius, there is no problem with smuggling blood. , or may affect the protein in the blood and affect the test results.
He also pointed out that blood tests for fetal gender are generally carried out at an early stage of pregnancy. For example, blood is drawn at the seventh to eighth week, when there are too few fetal genes in the blood of the pregnant woman, which may also affect the test results.
Customs said that the truck driver was assisting in the investigation, and the suspected blood samples seized were forwarded to the Department of Health for follow-up, but did not respond to details such as whether the seized blood contained the Fotan Laboratory's receipts.
The Department of Health said that it will follow up if it finds a violation of the law. Anyone who imports any blood or blood components that the person has reason to suspect contains an infectious agent must provide written permission from the Department of Health. Violators, upon conviction, can be fined up to 5,000. yuan and two months in prison.
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