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Furthermore, in compliance with government policy and in order to protect society and safeguard
public health-particularly that of children, youth, students, and the general public-the Customs Department
shall not enter into any compromise settlement to suspend prosecution at the customs stage. Instead,
the responsible agencies shall forward cases to inquiry officers for prosecution until final adjudication.

This applies to cases involving the seizure or arrest of baraku, electronic baraku, electronic cigarettes,
or any substances, extracts, or other items used as a source of smoke or vapor for smoking in the form
of baraku, electronic baraku, or electronic cigarettes, in the following circumstances:
1. Where the quantity of such goods, whether of one type or in combination, exceeds ten items,

or
2. Where such goods are possessed in a manner indicating commercial intent or for sale to the
general public, regardless of quantity.

Overview of Statistics on the Seizure of Cigarettes, Electronic Cigarettes, and
Accessories by the Customs Department, Fiscal Years 2024 and 2025
Investigation and Suppression Division 2, Enforcement Division

FY 2024 (Cases) FY 2025 (Cases)

Seizure Seizure
Goods Number Value Number of Value

of Cases Quantity Unit (Million Cases Quantity Unit (Million
Baht) Baht)

Cigarettes 2,048 38,018,807 Sticks 209.25 2,400 66,662,920 Sticks 343.92

404 1,274,675 Pieces/ 111.15 697 1,520,885 Pieces/ 154.78
Electronic Boxes/ Boxes/
cigarettes
and Sets Sets
accessories

Notes:
1. Preliminary seizure data from the Prevention Information System (149).
2. “Cigarettes” refers to goods under tariff heading 2402, excluding cigars and rolling tobacco.
3. “Electronic cigarettes, electronic cigarette accessories, e-liquids/baraku, electronic baraku” refer to goods
under tariff headings 2403, 2404, 8543.40.00, 8543.70.90, 8543.90.90, and 9614.00.90.

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