Suspected drugs, LSD stamps found in inbound parcel at SingPost Centre

By Kolette Lim (The Straits Times)

The packets of substances suspected were concealed in black packaging. - PHOTO: IMMIGRATION & CHECKPOINTS AUTHORITY/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE: An inbound parcel containing illegal substances was detected at the Singapore Post Centre on Dec 21, 2023.

In a Facebook post on Jan 12, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said its officers noticed anomalies in scanned X-ray images of the parcel.

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