New Taipei Branch Office's "High-Quality Beauty Sale" Hundreds of people rushed to buy, and the sale amount was 210,000

The Longchamp bags sold today cost 1,000 yuan to 3,500 yuan each.

The New Taipei Branch of the Administrative Executive Office of the Ministry of Justice held a "Counter Beauty and Longchamp Bag Sale" today to publicly sell items seized by the Taipei District Prosecutor's Office in fraud cases. The event attracted nearly a hundred people to rush to buy. Within half an hour of the sale, nearly 90% of the merchandise was sold out. The total sale amount was 211,758 yuan. All proceeds from the sale will be handed over to the Beijing Inspection Bureau for safekeeping for future confiscation, requisition or return to the victims in accordance with the law.

The New Taipei Branch pointed out that this sale will bring together a variety of well-known international brands of skin care products and cosmetics, including L'Occitane, Chanel, Lancôme, Helena and Dior, etc., and will sell 16 popular Longchamp bags simultaneously, with a total of 108 items and a total of 363 products. 30 minutes before the sale started, there was a queue of people waiting to enter the venue; after the sale was officially launched, dozens of people rushed in to buy their favorite products. In less than half an hour, nearly 90% of the items on site were quickly sold out.

The New Taipei Branch stated that it will continue to work closely with the procuratorate in the future, give full play to the revaluation expertise of administrative enforcement agencies, accelerate the revaluation and value preservation of criminal proceeds, and prevent criminals from enjoying illegal benefits. This move will lay a solid foundation for future confiscation and collection procedures and protect the rights and interests of victims, and safeguard social fairness and justice.