S'pore weapon sellers say guidelines exist, but no guarantee that items like swords won't be misused

Mr Varun Singh, owner of Nalno.com Outdoor Equipment, holding an Ontario 12-inch machete in his shop on March 17, 2022. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
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SINGAPORE - Knives, swords and other dangerous weapons are in the spotlight after a spate of crimes this week involving such items.

Retailers interviewed said this is a cause for concern for them, as none of them want to be associated with illegal activities.

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