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Two Malaysians Caught Trying To Smuggle ‘Ketum Juice’ Into Singapore

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A potential Kratom export to Singapore? Maybe not. 

Kratom, or known locally as Ketum is a popular psychotropic drug that is mainly produced from the leaves of the Ketum tree. The tree is very common in some parts of Perlis and Kedah. Used to be taken to provide a boost of energy for farmers, air Ketum is now abused and mixed with other substances to produce a drug-like effect.

Two Malaysians Caught Trying To Smuggle Kratom Liquid Disguised As Tea Into Singapore - World Of Buzz

Source: the sun daily

There’s a demand for Ketum even though it has been banned and from the arrest of two Malaysians trying to smuggle the drink into Singapore, we know that even our neighbours down south are highly soughing for it.

Two Malaysians Caught Trying To Smuggle Kratom Liquid Disguised As Tea Into Singapore - World Of Buzz 1

Source: facebook

As reported by Malay Mail, two Malaysian men were arrested by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) after officers found four bottles containing brown liquid inside the lorry that was transporting metal beams.

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Source: facebook

ICA posted in their official Facebook page explaining the arrest. It was also written that Kratom is a Class A controlled drug and the attempt to smuggle the drug into Singapore will be met with a minimum of five years imprisonment to a maximum of 30 years with 15 strokes of the cane.

Read the full post here:

No time for ‘high’ tea! On 10 Dec, vigilant ICA officers at Jurong Port discovered four bottles of brown liquid,…

Posted by Immigration & Checkpoints Authority on Saturday, December 21, 2019

The two men are now in custody and the case has been referred to CNB for further investigation. From the description, the “tea” might be for their own personal use. However, that does not make it any less wrong. Hopefully this will be a lesson not to try any form of drugs.

Also read: M’sian Son Leaves Sales Job in Singapore to Join Dad’s Family Business – Selling Drugs

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