Central Narcotics Bureau

Anti-drug campaign spotlights casual remarks that downplay drug abuse

By turning subtle conversations into something visible and interactive, CNB hopes to equip youths with the confidence to recognise risky outcomes and reject them before they take a step.

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The hidden victims of drug abuse: The ripple effect on families and friends

Hair scanner takes less than a minute to tell if a suspect abused drugs

A drug testing solution, “Hair Scanner for Detection of Drug Consumption”, is showcased at the exhibition during the Central Narcotics Bureau Workplan Seminar 2026.

100 suspected drug offenders arrested in islandwide CNB operation

Suspected drug offenders arrested by CNB officers during an islandwide operation from July 12 to 17.

Man arrested near Whampoa for suspected drug trafficking; over 3kg of cannabis seized

The Central Narcotics Bureau seized drugs, including cannabis and Ice, during an operation on July 7.

Singapore landmarks light the way to a drug-free future

The Merlion and buildings in the Marina Bay area lit up in green and white as part of the DrugFreeSG light up on June 26.

15-year-old among 76 people arrested for suspected drug offences in Singapore

More than $7,000 worth of drugs were seized in an anti-drug operation from June 15 to 19.

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Expose the influences behind drug abuse through video – and win up to $3,000

Former drug abuser Timothy York James and his wife Eleanore Lim listen to their story during the Drug Victims Remembrance Day observance at Suntec City Atrium on May 15, 2026.

Man arrested for public nuisance, drug offences after allegedly wielding rod in Aljunied

The police, who received a call for assistance in Aljunied Road on June 10, said suspected drug paraphernalia and sleeping pills were found on him.

Woman sleeping in car arrested after drugs, vapes found in vehicle parked in Sin Ming

At about 11am that day, several police officers were seen inspecting items taken out of a white Volvo sedan, illegally parked at an intersection in Jalan Minggu, reported Chinese daily Lianhe Zaobao.

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