Hong Kong arrests nine over fuel smuggling as oil prices surge随着油价飙升，香港逮捕九名涉嫌走私燃油的嫌疑人
HONG KONG: Hong Kong arrested nine people in a city-wide operation targeting illicit fuel activities, authorities said on Wednesday (Oct 7), as surging global oil prices continue to put pressure on the import-dependent financial hub.
Hong Kong Customs and the Fire Services Department mounted a territory-wide joint operation codenamed "Knockout" targeting illicit fuel activities from Sept 16 to 30, aiming to cut off the source and supply of illicit fuel and tackle illegal fuelling activities in downtown areas. Photo shows the refuelling tools seized in the joint operation. - Photo source: HKSAR Government Press Releases
HONG KONG: Hong Kong arrested nine people in a city-wide operation targeting illicit fuel activities, authorities said on Wednesday (Oct 7), as surging global oil prices continue to put pressure on the import-dependent financial hub.
The city lacks its own refineries and imports its entire supply of automotive fuel, with much of it coming from neighbouring mainland China.
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香港海关与消防处于9月16日至30日展开代号为“击倒”（Knockout）的全港联合行动，打击非法加油活动，旨在切断非法加油的来源和供应，并打击市中心地区的非法加油活动。照片显示的是联合行动中查获的加油工具。——图片来源：香港特区政府新闻稿
香港：香港当局周三（10月7日）表示，在全市范围内开展的打击非法燃料活动的行动中，香港逮捕了9人。与此同时，全球油价飙升继续给这个依赖进口的金融中心带来压力。
该市没有自己的炼油厂，其全部汽车燃料都依赖进口，其中大部分来自邻近的中国大陆。
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