Interpol launches alert notice to trace assets hidden overseas by criminals; Singapore part of pilot operation


Interpol said the Silver Notice is being rolled out in a pilot phase involving 52 countries and territories. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: Global police organisation Interpol has launched a new notice to assist law enforcement agencies in tracking down assets hidden overseas by individuals and groups involved in criminal activities.

In a statement on Friday (Jan 10), Interpol said the Silver Notice is being rolled out in a pilot phase involving 52 countries and territories, including Singapore, and will run until at least November 2025.

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