Singapore Police Force
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) is the national law enforcement agency of Singapore, a uniformed organisation under the Ministry of Home Affairs. Its mission is to prevent, deter and detect crime, with work spanning frontline policing, investigations, community engagement, and public security and order.www.police.gov.sg
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Sep 11, 2026
Jonathan TeeGUEST
In this case, they are seized products from somebody.
Jonathan TeeGUEST
So the title ship has to be transferred usually to the legal institution such as the SPF, the Singapore Police Force or the government agency whatsoever.
Jonathan TeeGUEST
And then of course, the second thing that comes in is to do conduct evaluation.
Jonathan TeeGUEST
So usually for the states, they will have their own valuers to work on.
Jonathan TeeGUEST
In this case, they are seized products from somebody.
Jonathan TeeGUEST
So the title ship has to be transferred usually to the legal institution such as the SPF, the Singapore Police Force or the government agency whatsoever.
Jonathan TeeGUEST
And then of course, the second thing that comes in is to do conduct evaluation.
Jonathan TeeGUEST
So usually for the states, they will have their own valuers to work on.
Olivia SiongCORRESPONDENT
So that comes under Chinese jurisdiction.
Olivia SiongCORRESPONDENT
So now your question is, what's happening in Singapore? So like you mentioned, we know of at least three police reports that were made by these people and we reached out to the Singapore police for a response and what they've said is that yes they've confirmed that they have received reports involving schemes operating in China that appear similar to the one being investigated by Chinese authorities we also know you know Singapore police are looking at whether there's a connection they also said that They have contacted the Chinese authorities for information, and they say that they will provide assistance where appropriate within the Singapore law.
Olivia SiongCORRESPONDENT
And that's also important because from many of the accounts that we've heard, although the trips and presentations took place in Nanjing, China, some sources also described you know, social gatherings here and also even some money transfers taking place here in Singapore.
Olivia SiongCORRESPONDENT
So that's something that the Singapore police is looking into.
Hairianto DimanHOST
We spoke, we're also talking about the 52 detainees.
Hairianto DimanHOST
And as you've mentioned, they come under the China's jurisdiction, right? Do you have any updates about them? What's next for them?
Hairianto DimanHOST
With bodies recovered far from where people disappeared, remains sometimes badly damaged, mortuaries are under pressure, and families waiting for confirmation, disaster victim identification has become a complex international effort involving forensic experts, DNA testing and painstaking detective work.
Elakeyaa SelvarajiHOST
A specialist team from the Singapore Police Force is now on the ground in Kathmandu.
Elakeyaa SelvarajiHOST
They will examine the dead and collect evidence that could help establish their identities, including DNA, fingerprints and photographs.
Elakeyaa SelvarajiHOST
Now, for more on disaster victim identification and post-disaster recovery, we're now joined by David Sanderson, Professor, University of New South Wales, Sydney and founder of How We Survive.
Shazad HaqueHOST
LTA is also keeping an eye on Saturday traffic and says ERP charges could eventually be brought back then as well.
Shazad HaqueHOST
A 35-member Singapore Police Force team is in Nepal supporting search and rescue operations after the devastating August 26th flash floods.
Shazad HaqueHOST
It includes forensic specialists who are conducting aerial surveillance and victim identification of all nationalities.
Shazad HaqueHOST
They're also training their Nepali counterparts in drone operations and fingerprint collection.
Shazad HaqueHOST
SM Lee warned that race and religion will always be a fault line in society and urged leaders to speak up against attempts to stir up such animosities.
Shazad HaqueHOST
A thirty-five member Singapore Police Force team is in Nepal supporting search and rescue operations after the devastating August twenty-sixth flash floods.
Shazad HaqueHOST
It includes forensic specialists who are conducting aerial surveillance and victim identification of all nationalities.
Shazad HaqueHOST
They're also training their Nepali counterparts in drone operations and fingerprint collection.
Narira ZaidiCORRESPONDENT
A 67-year-old man was pronounced dead after fire engulfed his home on the third floor.
Narira ZaidiCORRESPONDENT
The Singapore Civil Defence Force and Singapore Police Force say they were alerted at about 3.55am. About 50 residents were evacuated from their homes.
Narira ZaidiCORRESPONDENT
Residents were allowed back up to their homes at about 5.30am, just over an hour after the fire was called in.
Narira ZaidiCORRESPONDENT
SCDF confirmed no residents were sent to hospital.
MeganHOST
And within two days, they had a name.
MeganHOST
The suspect was a 34-year-old senior staff sergeant in the Singapore Police Force.
MeganHOST
His name? Iskandar bin Rahmat.
MeganHOST
And not only had he applied for urgent leave on the day of the murders, he'd also fled the country.
MeganHOST
He was born on February 3rd, 1979.
MeganHOST
He completed secondary school and enrolled in Singapore Polytechnic, but dropped out after a year.
MeganHOST
However, his life took a more positive turn after he completed his national service with the Singapore Police Force.
MeganHOST
He formally decided to join the police force as a corporal in March 1999.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
Singapore will send specialist personnel and humanitarian supplies to Nepal to support relief efforts after deadly floods struck the country's border region.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
The Singapore Police Force will deploy officers trained in disaster victim identification.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
Civilian and Singapore Armed Forces supplies will also be sent.
Joshua WongCORRESPONDENT
The government has also contributed US$100,000 to the Singapore Red Cross fundraising appeal, which has raised about S$1 million so far.
Joshua VongHOST
Singapore will send specialist personnel and humanitarian supplies to Nepal to support relief efforts after deadly floods struck the country's border region.
Joshua VongHOST
The Singapore Police Force will deploy officers trained in disaster victim identification.
Joshua VongHOST
Civilian and Singapore Armed Forces supplies will also be sent.
Joshua VongHOST
The government has also contributed US$100,000 to the Singapore Red Cross fundraising appeal, which has raised about S$1 million so far.
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