SINGAPORE Two Singaporeans previously detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA) have been released from detention and put on Restriction Orders (RO), while the same orders on four other Singaporean were allowed to lapse upon their expiry.
Two Singaporeans were arrested in the Philippines for smuggling 76.1 million pesos (S$1.83 million) worth of cocaine into the country. Local authorities and Philippine media identified the mother-daughter duo as Siti Aishah Binte Wang, 63, a restaurant waitress, and Nur Alaviyah Binti Hanaffe, 39, a make-up artist, reported The Manila Times. The Bureau of Customs told the Manila Times that.
MANILA (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Two Singaporeans were arrested at an airport in the Philippines after they were caught for allegedly transporting 14.36kg of suspected cocaine worth 76.1 million pesos (S$1.83 million) into the country.