A resident of Kyrgyzstan dug a 130-meter tunnel under his house to Uzbekistan
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A tunnel was discovered in the house of a resident of the Kyrgyz village of Bek-Abad, which leads across the border with Uzbekistan. This was reported on Wednesday, March 20, at the press center of the State Committee for National Security of Kyrgyzstan.
The department clarified that the unusual discovery was made by law enforcement officers during activities to identify illegal channels of migration and smuggling. The 130-meter tunnel was used to smuggle goods and persons across the border.
The owner of the house was detained, and other persons involved in the crime are being identified.
Earlier, Polish media reported a curious incident on the border with Belarus: local border guards discovered a hot air balloon, to which were attached 20 boxes of cigarettes. The Polish border service said that someone was smuggling cigarettes in this way.
A man was detained in the United States accused of turtle smuggling. 40 reptiles, carefully wrapped in black socks, were found in packages at a post office in Southern California. The cunning sender labeled the shipment as almonds and chocolate chip cookies.
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