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flag 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.

flag 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. flag 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. flag Both cases underscore Singapore’s strict crackdown on etomidate use, with escalating penalties including deportation, re-entry bans, and mandatory rehabilitation and community supervision.

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