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Two Men Arrested for Unlawful Entry into Singapore


A security personnel from the Police Coast Guard-Coastal Security Patrol Force. | PHOTO: TODAY file

 


 March 27th, 2016  |  08:08 AM  |   3324 views

SINGAPORE

 

Two men have been arrested for unlawful entry into Singapore.

 

The Police Coast Guard detected them swimming at the sea off Poyan Reservoir at 3.31am on Saturday and intercepted them minutes later after deploying land and sea resources, said the police in a statement.

 

The men, aged 28 and 30, were arrested under the Immigration Act (Chapter 133).

 


 

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