SINGAPORE - A raid in the western region of Singapore led to the arrest
of 89 people, 39 of whom were women allegedly involved in prostitution-related
activities.
According to Shin Min Daily News, the joint operation
involved Jurong Police Division, Traffic Police, the Central Narcotics Bureau
(CNB), the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) and the Singapore Civil
Defence Force (SCDF).
During the three-day operation, authorities investigated
1,240 people and 1,520 vehicles at Kranji, Bukit Batok and Yuan Ching Road.
A total of 89 people were arrested for illegal moneylending,
prostitution, drug trafficking and immigration-related offences.
There were 39 women arrested, 26 of whom were between the
ages of 22 and 41, and allegedly involved in prostitution-related activities
online.
There were 39 women arrested, 26 of whom were between the
ages of 22 and 41, and allegedly involved in prostitution-related activities
online.
Eight people were arrested for their alleged involvement in
immigration-related offences at Kranji, while another nine were involved in
drug trafficking-related activities at Bukit Batok.
Source: Agency
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