Malaysian teenager among two nabbed for alleged drug trafficking in Singapore


SINGAPORE: Two Malaysians, one of them in his teens, were detained by Singapore authorities in separate incidents here Thursday, suspected of being drug couriers.

Seized from the suspects were 5.9kg of cannabis and 465g of heroin with an estimated street value of more than S$227,000 (RM600,000).

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