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!!NEW!! Key messages on Shop Theft Prevention - SPF
Shop theft is taken seriously with CCTV and laws on 'common intention' meaning anyone involved (including students), even indirectly, can be identified, held accountable, and face severe legal consequences.
SPF School Advisory 2025
Life stories on shop theft and possession of weapon.
Misuse of SIM cards
Criminal syndicates are using local SIM cards to commit scams and other serious crimes such as unlicensed moneylending.
These syndicates get their supply of local SIM cards from irresponsible mobile line subscribers, middlemen, and errant retailers. Unitians are advised to protect yourself from involving in such criminal activities.
The attached infographic poster shows key advice regarding the consequences of the misuse of SIM Cards.
Advisory for students
This is an advisory for unitians to stay safe by being aware of online scams, vaping (which is illegal), underaged smoking, and other crimes — protect yourselves and make smart choices during the holidays.
[Attachment 3] SPF_MY 2025 Secondary infographic_Joint School Advisory_FA.pdfDrugs Victims Remembrance Day 2025
Those who wish to report cases of suspected drug abuse:
Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) 1800-325-6666, 24hrs hotline. In case of any immediate danger, call the Police.
Those who wish to talk to counsellors about drug-related issues that you or someone close to you might be facing:
Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (SANA)
https://www.sana.org.sg/live-chat. Mon to Fri, 2pm-9pm.
Those who seek treatment and support for addiction to drugs, alcohol, gambling, gaming and others:
National Addictions Management Service (NAMS)
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