No money for milk, mum used it on drugs: More children rescued in Singapore narcotics raids in 2024


A baby (left) is carried by an inspector after his mother was arrested for consuming drugs in 2024, and CNB officers re-enact a raid. - Central Narcotics Bureau/ST/ANN

SINGAPORE: As Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) officers arrested a woman at her home for abusing drugs, her three-year-old son stood by and watched.

Seeing this, Station Inspector Nasrin (not his real name) wanted to make milk for the boy and asked his mother where she had kept the milk powder.

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