Core Viewpoint - The Macau Customs is actively conducting a joint enforcement action to protect intellectual property rights in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area, focusing on combating counterfeit products in local shops [1] Group 1: Enforcement Actions - Macau Customs has recently seized 238 suspected counterfeit betel nut products from two shops in the New Port area, following a tip-off [1] - The seized items included 237 products from the shops and 1 additional item provided by the informant, with each item priced between 60 to 200 Macau Patacas, totaling approximately 29,000 Macau Patacas in value [1] - Three individuals, including a 34-year-old male shop owner and two sales staff (42-year-old female and 33-year-old male), have been implicated in the case and are facing legal action [1] Group 2: Legal Implications - The suspects are accused of violating Article 292 of the Industrial Property Law, which pertains to the sale, circulation, or concealment of counterfeit products, potentially leading to a maximum of six months imprisonment or fines ranging from 30 to 90 days [1] - The Customs is also investigating the source of the goods and the involvement of additional individuals in the case [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the role of public security agencies in supporting high-quality development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period through various measures, including nationwide services for residents' identity cards and cross-province handling of administrative tasks [1] - Public security agencies are actively promoting innovation and modern industrial system construction by implementing inclusive and prudent regulations, particularly in emerging sectors, while also enhancing the protection of intellectual property rights [2][3] - The police have launched a special action to standardize law enforcement related to enterprises, focusing on rectifying issues in cross-province law enforcement and ensuring the protection of enterprises' legal rights [3] Group 2 - Continuous efforts are being made to improve administrative services in the public security sector, with over 60 new measures introduced to facilitate processes such as national driving license examinations and vehicle registration [4] - The establishment of a unified online service platform has enabled over 1.14 billion registered users to access various public services, significantly enhancing the efficiency of administrative processes [4][5] - Public security agencies have maintained a strong crackdown on various crimes, including organized crime and telecommunications fraud, with significant numbers of cases resolved and economic losses recovered [7][8]