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Man to be Charged Over Fake Employee Passes and Stamps

A 23-year-old Malaysian was apprehended at Woodlands Checkpoint with counterfeit passes and stamps.

12 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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A 23-year-old man from Malaysia is set to face charges related to possessing fake employee passes and counterfeit stamps. He was stopped at Woodlands Checkpoint, where he was allegedly found with items resembling official documents.

The counterfeit materials bore emblems of the Supreme Court and the Ministry of Home Affairs. The court proceedings are scheduled for August 13, according to reports from various sources.

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