Kelantanese singer and five others facing drug charges arrive at Narathiwat court


PETALING JAYA: A well-known Kelantanese female singer and five Malaysians who were caught with 6,000 pills of syabu in Golok arrived at the Narathiwat district court on Tuesday.

All of them arrived at 9.10am in a truck to face drug charges against them.

The family members of the six Malaysians were nowhere to be seen.

According to Sinar Harian, the case is expected to begin at 1pm Thailand time.

The portal had earlier reported that the popular singer was among six people believed to have been arrested in a raid at a hotel in Golok last November.

The detention of the 20-year-old singer with five others was to assist in the investigation regarding the seizure of 6,000 syabu pills.

All detained also tested positive for methamphetamine.

The six suspects were later remanded for 84 days.

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