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Manila North HarborHistorical records show that the in the Philippines started many centuries back long before it was discovered by the eastern and western expeditionaries. The Philippines had already a flourishing trade with countries of, but since money at that time was not yet the medium of exchange, people then resorted to the barter system of commodities. The rulers of the were known as the datu or rajahs collected tributes from the people before they were allowed to engage in their trade. The practice of collecting tributes became part of their culture and was then observed and followed as the Customs Law of the Land.The Spanish Regime After had taken full control of almost all the trades of the country, it passed three important statutes:. Spanish Customs Law which was similar to that of the Indies enforced in the country from 1582 to 1828. See also:On May 2017, a ₱6.4 billion worth of, locally known as shabu was seized in two warehouses in,. The Bureau of Customs was criticized for its alleged role in the smuggling of the illegal drugs into the country.On May 28, 2017, the Bureau of Customs (BOC) seized ₱6.4 billion worth of in two warehouses in Barangay Ugong of in.

The BOC said that they acted on an intelligence report relayed to them by the of China. The seizure was made in accordance to a Letter of Authority issued by BOC Commissioner. The BOC officials reportedly accompanied by personnel of the and who inspected the warehouses found the contraband in five metal cylinders.Investigation:During the Senate and House hearings alleged details on how the shipment of illegal drugs was smuggled into the Philippines. On May 16, 2017, the ship Guang Ping Voyage No.

1719S, which carried the container with the seized methamphetamine arrived at the (MICP) in. The cargo of the ship was lodged on the next day by Customs broker, Teejay Marcellana, who claims that the shipment contained kitchenware. The following day, the importer of the goods, EMT Trading which is owned by Eirene Tatad paid the customs and duties for the shipment. The firm says that they were not aware of the illegal drugs inside the shipment. The shipment was then passed through the green lane where shipments were not scanned through X-ray. According to protocol, shipments accepted by first time importers or from China were not allowed to be passed through the green lane.

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A truck registered under Golden Strike Logistics transported the container with methamphetamine out from the MICP on May 23.Chinese businessman Richard Tan, also known as Chen Ju Long, narrates during the congressional hearing that he called the Bureau of Customs at 11pm (PST) after he was informed about the illegal drugs shipment by Zhang Xiaohui of the Chinese. Customs broker, Mark Taguba claims that Tan was behind the smuggling of the drugs who says that he was hired by the businessman to 'fix' the shipment through a middle man named Kenneth Dong.By the Senate:The made an investigation regarding the alleged role of the Bureau of Customs in the smuggling of the ₱6.4 billion worth of illegal drugs. The committee headed by has labeled of BOC personnel with alleged links to the case as either incompetent or coSee also.References.