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FRI · 2026-04-17 · 10:10 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0417-70309
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NSR-2026-0417-70309News Report·EN·Legal & Judicial

Hong Kong authorities use drones to help raid illegal slaughterhouse in Yuen Long

Hong Kong authorities used drones to raid and dismantle an illegal slaughterhouse in Yuen Long. The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department, acting on a tip, identified a farm in Kam Tin suspected of housing and slaughtering goats for sale in local markets.

Ng Kang-chungSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-04-17 · 10:10 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min
Hong Kong authorities use drones to help raid illegal slaughterhouse in Yuen Long
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Hong Kong authorities used drones to raid and dismantle an illegal slaughterhouse in Yuen Long. The Food and Environmental Hygiene Department, acting on a tip, identified a farm in Kam Tin suspected of housing and slaughtering goats for sale in local markets. The drones aided in surveillance and evidence collection before a joint operation with police. During the raid, authorities arrested the 67-year-old operator and seized 7.4kg of goat meat and offal, estimated to be worth HK$3,000. The unlicensed premises were shut down as a result of the operation.

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Drones assisted in surveillance and evidence collection.

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7.4kg of goat meat and offal were seized, with an estimated market value of HK$3,000 (US$380).

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A 67-year-old operator was arrested.

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Hong Kong authorities used drones to raid an illegal slaughterhouse in Yuen Long.

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The unlicensed premises were allegedly used to keep and slaughter goats.

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Hong Kong’s food hygiene authorities have deployed drones to help dismantle an illegal slaughterhouse in Yuen Long, arresting its 67-year-old operator and seizing 7.4kg of goat meat and offal with an estimated market value of HK$3,000 (US$380).Acting on a tip-off earlier this week, officers from the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department identified a suspicious farm in Kam Tin, Yuen Long. The unlicensed premises were allegedly used to keep and slaughter goats, with the meat to be sold in Kam Tin markets.Department officers said on Friday that drones assisted in surveillance and evidence collection before a joint operation with police the previous day.
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