SINGAPORE – Two men, who worked for a third person, were tasked with transporting 3,480 vape-related devices from Malaysia to Singapore in a car, but were caught at Woodlands Checkpoint in June 2025.
On June 5, Muhammad Haiqal Zaini, 22, a Malaysian, was sentenced to 18 weeks’ jail after he pleaded guilty to importing 2,800 pods and 680 cartridges into Singapore.
His accomplice and fellow Malaysian, Muhammad Musray, 21, was convicted of a similar charge in February and was sentenced to 20 weeks’ jail.
Health Sciences Authority prosecutor Debra Ann Tan told the court that the pair had worked for a man, known only as “Din” or “Faie”.
Before they were caught, Haiqal and Muhammad Musray managed to enter Singapore on an earlier occasion with another consignment of vape cartridges and pods.
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