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Twelve migrant workers arrested in overnight CNB raid at Woodlands dormitory

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November 29, 2025
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SINGAPORE: Twelve male overseas nationals had been arrested for suspected drug-related offences throughout a serious in a single day operation at a migrant employee dormitory in northern Singapore, as reported by Channel Information Asia (CNA). The raid, which lasted greater than 4 hours from late Thursday into the early hours of Friday, happened amid intervals of heavy rain and concerned a number of businesses.

Based on a Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) press launch, the 12 males — 11 Bangladeshis and one Myanmar nationwide aged between 23 and 40 — had been taken into custody following info obtained by the authorities. A 34-year-old Bangladeshi man was arrested for suspected drug trafficking and consumption, whereas the others had been detained for drug-related offences.

For the primary time, the media was allowed to accompany officers throughout a dormitory enforcement operation. CNA reported that the operation, though led by CNB, additionally concerned the Singapore Police Power, the Well being Sciences Authority (HSA), the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA), reflecting a coordinated effort to clamp down on unlawful actions.

CNB: “Medication haven’t any place in Singapore”

Talking on the sidelines of the operation, Superintendent Xanthus Tong Hyeng Ji, Deputy Commanding Officer of CNB Enforcement J Division, advised CNA that CNB stays dedicated to defending the group, together with migrant employees.

“This operation is a part of our legislation enforcement efforts in opposition to drug abuse and trafficking and different prison and illicit actions. Such actions is not going to be tolerated,” he stated, as quoted by CNA.

He added that early detection helps forestall the unfold of drug abuse, calling medication “dangerous and addictive” and stressing that they’ve “no place in Singapore – be it locally, office, or residential premises”.

Investigations are ongoing.

Individually, the HSA advised CNA that three overseas nationals aged 20 to 40 had been discovered carrying 10 sachets of smokeless tobacco. The people had been issued on-the-spot fines. HSA famous that possessing, buying or utilizing smokeless tobacco is against the law in Singapore and carries fines of as much as S$2,000.

Netizens react

On-line response mirrored a mixture of fear, frustration and assist for the authorities.

Some netizens questioned whether or not employers had been doing sufficient to oversee or educate their employees, with one commenter asking: “The businesses didn’t examine on their employees or give academic recommendation?” Others raised issues that some suspects may be concerned in wider prison actions, saying, “Should examine to see if they’re additionally a runner or provider.”

One other consumer identified the potential security implications for the general public, noting: “These similar employees might be these fixing MRT rail tracks at night time.” The remark implied unease about whether or not people allegedly concerned in drug offences may also maintain roles involving crucial infrastructure.

Many, nonetheless, expressed sturdy assist for the enforcement motion. One netizen wrote merely: “Nicely achieved. Implement guidelines of legislation,” whereas one other praised the operation, saying: “Good job, CNB! Hope they don’t seem to be taking part in key roles within the employment given their potential for non-compliance… The businesses would hopefully get somebody to examine on their work.”

Authorities say they are going to proceed stepping up joint operations to maintain workplaces, dormitories and the broader group protected from drug exercise.


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