Locals, PRs who vape Kpods overseas will be dealt with as though the offence was committed in Singapore


First-time etomidate abusers will face a fine of S$700 for those 18 and above, or $500 for those below 18. -- ST PHOTO: JASON QUAH

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Singaporeans and permanent residents who use drug-laced vapes like Kpods overseas can still be prosecuted here.

The extraterritorial jurisdiction of the Misuse of Drugs Act means those who abuse drugs overseas will be dealt with as if that offence had been committed in Singapore.

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