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Five charged for Kpod offences, 65 other cases involving etomidate-laced vapes being investigated
Authorities charged five individuals and are investigating about 165 more cases amid efforts to curb illegal etomidate-laced vape sales in Singapore, officials said.
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Five charged for Kpod offences, 65 other cases involving etomidate-laced vapes being investigated
SINGAPORE: Five people have been charged as of Thursday (Aug 14) for the sale or import of etomidate-laced e-vaporisers, also known as Kpods. The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) is also investigating about 65 other cases involving the possession, sale or importation of such vapes, HSA and the Ministr
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More than 100 people are under investigation for offences
More than 100 people are under investigation for offences involving vapes, said MOH and HSA in a joint statement. HSA is also investigating about 65 cases involving the possession, sale or importation of etomidate-laced e-vaporisers. https://str.sg/KetH
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