SINGAPORE: A 25-year-old woman who was facing at least two years’ jail for a charge of trafficking Kpods and other vape-related offences has had her charges abated after she died.
Ms Low Hui Mei, a Singaporean, had the seven charges against her abated on Tuesday (Jun 16).
She had died of heart failure, her lawyer Mr S S Dhillon told CNA.
She was first charged in October 2025.
The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) said at the time that police officers had conducted “proactive checks” and detained Ms Low along King George’s Avenue in the Jalan Besar area.
HSA was alerted when electronic vaporisers were found on her, with its officers seizing 11 vapes and 101 vape pods from her.
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