P7.3-M Worth of Alleged Smuggled Cigarettes Seized in Zamboanga Peninsula Operations
Philippine police confiscated alleged illicit cigarettes worth P7.3 million in a series of anti-smuggling operations across the Zamboanga Peninsula. The crackdown highlights ongoing efforts to combat illicit trade and protect the region's economy.
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