‘No credible intelligence’ of imminent terror threat to Singapore, says ISD, after Japanese govt’s warning

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SINGAPORE — The Internal Security Department (ISD) has no knowledge of an imminent terror threat to Singapore, it said on Wednesday (Sept 15).

 

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The only terror threats we got in Singapore is the many scams... One after another. 😑

Let’s hope we are right.

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