4 Singaporeans among foreigners arrested in Vietnam over alleged drug-laced vape trafficking ring
- HO CHI MINH CITY: Police in Vietnam have arrested 65 people, including ten foreign nationals, for allegedly operating a drug trafficking network that injected narcotic-laced e-liquid into e-cigarette pods and sold products to customers.
- Suspects include four Singaporeans, four Malaysians, and two Taiwanese, the Ho Chi Minh City Police Department’s Drug Crime Investigation Division said in a statement on Saturday (Aug 1).
- Singaporean Melvin Tan Junjie, 30, and Malaysian national Hoo Jia How, 30, were identified as alleged ringleaders, authorities said.
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- HO CHI MINH CITY: Police in Vietnam have arrested 65 people, including ten foreign nationals, for allegedly operating a drug trafficking network that injected narcotic-laced e-liquid into e-cigarette pods and sold products to customers.
- Suspects include four Singaporeans, four Malaysians, and two Taiwanese, the Ho Chi Minh City Police Department’s Drug Crime Investigation Division said in a statement on Saturday (Aug 1).
- Singaporean Melvin Tan Junjie, 30, and Malaysian national Hoo Jia How, 30, were identified as alleged ringleaders, authorities said.
Sources: CNA