htmlOn September 24, at the Galadan River (1) mile in the northwest of Bonnajun Town, Rakhine State, Myanmar, the naval forces of the State Administration Commission intercepted two fishing boats. It was learned from the news released by the Rakhine State Administration Commission that live cattle were carried on the fishing boats, and according to the confession of the arrested person, the plan was to smuggle the live cattle to neighboring countries.
News shows that the ship smuggling live cattle came from the direction of Dongbi, and was arrested after arriving in the Bonnajun area through Minbiya. A total of 9 people on the two ships were arrested in accordance with the law. The number of live cattle carried on the ship was 43, with a market value of about 34.4 million Myanmar Kyat .
From the statement, law enforcement officers found a tax payment invoice issued by the armed forces of Rakan when conducting a search. According to the confession of the arrested person, if the armed forces are engaged in taxes and fees of 5% to 10% based on the size of the live cattle, but the tax bill only contains 2% of the taxes, and the actual taxes and fees paid are different from those written on the invoice.
At present, the smuggling gang has been prosecuted by the Rakan authorities under relevant regulations, and the ships and live cattle that smuggled live cattle have been confiscated according to law. According to regulations, live cattle commercially farmed in Myanmar , whether for transfer and transportation or export, need to obtain approval from the Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Administration in advance.
