The seized illegal codeine cough syrup would have fed 1,000 people if sold on the streets. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - About 190 litres of illegal codeine cough syrup - enough to feed 1,000 addicts - worth $150,000, as well as more than $680,000 of cash were seized in June.
Following the operation from June 14 to 16, six men - aged between 37 and 61 - are being investigated. Preliminary investigations revealed that the supply of codeine was allegedly obtained from the clinic in Bishan before being processed for illegal sale in Geylang at a residential unit at Choa Chu Kang Avenue 3.
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