New Zealand sentences woman caught with cacti strapped to her body ...United Arab Emirates

Auckland: A woman who strapped nearly 1,000 cacti and succulent plants onto her body in an attempt to smuggle them into New Zealand in 2019 has been sentenced to 100 hours of community service and 12 months of intensive supervision for violating the country’s biosecurity laws, government officials said. The woman, Wenqing Li, 38, was twice caught with plants and seeds at Auckland International Airport when returning from China to her home in Auckland, New Zealand’s Ministry for Primary Industries said in a statement. The Ministry said Li intended to sell the plants on Trade Me, an online classified advertising site similar to Craigslist. In the first incident, on March 24, 2019, Li strapped

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