Malaysian executed by Singapore for drug trafficking


PETALING JAYA: A 36-year-old Malaysian man convicted of drug trafficking in Singapore was executed in Changi prison on Friday (Nov 22).

Lawyers for liberty advisor N. Surendran said that sources told him that Abd Helmi Abd Halim was hanged at the Changi Prison.

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Singapore , Malaysia , Crime , Death penalty

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