BOC files complaint vs 2 traders for smuggling in China onion, garlic

MGA PILIPINO NA NAG LILINIS NG KUBETA AT PUWET SA SINGAPORE DAPAT IPADALA NATIN ANG MGA OPISYAL NATIN KAWATAN SA SINGAPORE PARA BITAYIN NG DI NA PAMARISAN DAPAT ITO ANG IPASANG BATAS NI TITO SOTONG MAKAKATULONG ITO SA BANSA NATIN;;

Not only that they are aiding and supporting China`s economy, our enemy. They are also sabotaging the Philippine economy, making them Chinese collaborators. The BOC should slap a fine comparable to the amount that they were trying to smuggle plus file a complaint to serve a lesson to other smugglers such as steel from China, oil, rice etc….being lenient in enforcing the laws is the cause of our dillema in curving large scale smuggling, which is anti Filipino jobs here in the Philippines, an anti small scale businesses in the Philippines, and an anti patriotic at its best…..

to reason that there is a demand for such a thing is not an answer, Filipinos buy cheap goods because of money constraint and so we can`t put the blame to them (this will require an overhaul to the wage board by decentralizing and making jobs more salary competitive based on their productiveness, high skills and educational degree) as what the ABS-CBN channel interview with the custom chief reason. The BOC burden should be put to the traders making the smuggling and make them pay more equivalent to the value of their smuggled goods and serve prison time so others would be smugglers will be discouraged by the example the BOC is making for they are taking advantage the people, the economy, so they will make profits and get richer for themselves…

Maybe the onions did not originate from India (Sibuyas Bombay), that is why Garbosa misdeclared the shipment as fresh pears… LOL

Blacklist this two importers.  If they are found beyond doubt as chinese nationals, file deportation proceedings against them and confiscate all their properties.  There acts are tantamount to economic sabotage knowing that importing these items are banned or regulated.