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Hong Kong customs brings ‘space oil’ pushers back down to earth in code-name crackdown

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Online patrols to be stepped up for ‘Double 11’ festival after 64 requests made to platforms to remove posts pushing contraband

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Hong Kong customs has requested the removal of e-commerce and social media listings by drug dealers who used the name of Chinese astronaut Yang Liwei as a code name to push “space oil”, also known as etomidate.

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