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A 16-year-old Singaporean became the first to enter rehab for etomidate abuse, while a 15-year-old foreigner was deported, highlighting Singapore’s tough new enforcement.
A 16-year-old Singaporean male became the first person admitted to a Drug Rehabilitation Centre for etomidate abuse after being caught three times with etomidate-laced e-vaporisers between September and October, marking the first such case since the drug was classified as a Class C controlled substance on September 1.
A 15-year-old Myanmar national had her long-term visit pass revoked and will be deported after being found with an etomidate-laced vape pod during a routine police check, becoming the first foreigner to face such penalties under new enforcement measures.
Both cases underscore Singapore’s strict crackdown on etomidate use, with escalating penalties including deportation, re-entry bans, and mandatory rehabilitation and community supervision.
Un singapurense de 16 años se convirtió en el primero en ingresar a rehabilitación por abuso de etomidato, mientras que un extranjero de 15 años fue deportado, destacando la nueva y dura aplicación de Singapur.