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M’SIA VEHICLE TRIES TO BRING IN WEAPON FROM WOODLANDS CHECKPOINT, CAUGHT

On May 30, 2025, officers from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) at Woodlands Checkpoint made a significant discovery when they intercepted a traveller arriving in Singapore. The individual, driving a Malaysia-registered vehicle, was subjected to enhanced checks, which led to the uncovering of a prohibited item.

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Discovery of a Dual-Function Weapon

During the inspection, ICA officers found a dual-function weapon concealed in a compartment under the steering wheel of the car. The item in question was a flick knife combined with a knuckle duster, a dangerous weapon that poses a serious threat to public safety. The case has since been referred to the Singapore Police Force for further investigation.

Commitment to Border Security

The ICA has reiterated its commitment to maintaining the safety and security of Singapore’s borders while facilitating trade and travel. As the guardians of the nation’s borders, the authority remains vigilant in detecting and preventing the entry of prohibited items and ensuring that the safety of the public is upheld.

Community Response

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The incident has garnered attention on social media, with many users expressing their appreciation for the ICA’s swift action. Comments such as “Good job ICA” and “Sharp eyes” reflect the community’s support for the officers’ diligence in keeping Singapore safe. The public’s response underscores the importance of border security and the role of law enforcement in protecting the nation.

As investigations continue, the ICA encourages the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities at the borders. The authority’s proactive measures serve as a reminder of the ongoing efforts to ensure a secure environment for all who enter Singapore.

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