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Spanning 40 meters under a river, a tunnel with concrete walls and interior lighting was discovered by Chinese authorities to stretch from the mainland to Hong Kong. Believed to be built by smugglers, the tunnel starts under a garage near Shenzhen and ends into reed-beds in Hong Kong. Gangs may have intended to use the incomplete tunnel to smuggle mobile phones and other electrical goods to Hong Kong. It was discovered after a woman complained about drilling noises which she thought were caused by a renovation project. A man was arrested and the tunnel destroyed on Tuesday, December 24.
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