Cambodia Destroys 750 Tons of Counterfeit Cigarettes and Related Goods
Cambodia has incinerated approximately 750 tons of counterfeit cigarettes and related products. The destruction, overseen by Deputy Prime Ministers, signals an intensified effort against illicit goods.
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