Malaysian Caught In SG With Over 1,000 Contraband Cigarette Packs Hidden In Car
The contraband was concealed under the bonnet and inside the rear bumper.
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Singapore's Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) recently foiled an attempt to smuggle duty-unpaid cigarettes into the country at Woodlands Checkpoint
In a Facebook post, ICA said it arrested a 28-year-old Malaysian man on 11 February after his Malaysia-registered car was flagged for further inspection.
Footage of the incident shows officers dismantling parts of the vehicle and uncovering cigarettes hidden in multiple compartments.
The contraband was concealed under the bonnet and inside the rear bumper.

Authorities seized over 200 cartons and more than 1,000 cigarette packs in total
The video has since racked up over 300,000 views, with many netizens questioning the motive behind the smuggling attempt and praising the officers' efforts.
The case has been referred to Singapore Customs for further investigation.
ICA added that it remains committed to keeping Singapore's borders secure while facilitating legitimate trade and travel.


