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Singapore authorities have detained three self-radicalised teenagers accused of planning independent violent attacks including shootings, stabbings and bombings, prompting fresh warnings about youth extremism.
A 23-year-old Myanmar national and Singapore permanent resident will be charged with terrorism financing after transferring RM295 to support military operations in Gaza. He faces fines up to RM1.55 million and up to 10 years imprisonment.
Singapore's Internal Security Department has detained three teenagers aged 14 to 19 who became self-radicalised through online extremist content and plotted separate violent attacks. One 14-year-old planned a mass stabbing at his school.
Singapore has revoked work permits and deported two Bangladeshi nationals following investigations by the Internal Security Department into extremist posts on social media. The men were repatriated to Bangladesh in July.
Singapore police have arrested a 40-year-old man for submitting fake bomb threats against Parliament House and a government agency building. He faces charges that could result in seven years imprisonment and substantial fines.
Singapore's Internal Security Department has issued orders against two nationals radicalised by the Gaza conflict. A 19-year-old student and a 30-year-old officer face restrictions, marking the seventh and eighth cases driven by the Israeli-Palestinian tensions.