On 3 January 2026, 509kg of cannabis was detected in a 20-foot inbound container at Pasir Panjang Scanning Station. The container was targeted for enhanced checks following information received by Singapore Customs, which then shared the information with both CNB Drug Free SG and ICA, coupled with pre-arrival risk assessment by ICA’s Integrated Targeting Centre. During the checks, ICA's Image Analysts detected anomalies in the scanned images of the container. Upon physical inspection, ICA office

ICA detected 57 cases involving travellers in possession of e-vaporisers as well as who voluntarily disposed of them at the checkpoints during four days of enhanced checks from 5–8 Jan 2026. More than 341 e-vaporisers and related components were seized. Vaping is illegal in Singapore. All travellers and residents must comply with our laws. Those caught possessing, using or purchasing e-vaporisers will face higher penalties. Repeat offenders may face entry bans, pass revocation, deportation and r

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Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers uncovered more than 150 cartons and 60 loose packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes concealed within “furniture items” transported in a Malaysia-registered van. A 32-year-old Malaysian man was arrested and referred to Singapore Customs. Video Credits to ICA Singapore | ROADS.sg

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𝐂𝐚𝐛𝐢𝐧 𝐅𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫 🤒 On 1 December 2025, ICA officers at Tuas Checkpoint foiled an attempt to smuggle duty-unpaid cigarettes into Singapore via a Malaysia-registered lorry. ICA Search & Examination officers directed the vehicle for enhanced checks and detected 150 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes hidden in the cabin area of the vehicle. The 30-year-old male Malaysian driver was arrested in connection with the case. The exhibits and the suspect were referred to Singapore Customs for further