A significant number of travellers were found to be carrying undeclared cash. Checks revealed one traveller had a substantial amount, $51k, that was not declared.
Further details on this incident are available from the source. The operation involved checking a large group of people, with almost 13,000 travellers being screened.
A total of 67 travellers were caught during the checks, highlighting the need for transparency when carrying large amounts of cash.
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