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Teen abducted and gang-raped JOHOR BARU: A 16-year-old girl was abducted outside a shop, gang-raped and beaten senseless. The girl was walking outside the shop in Bandar Baru Uda at 9pm on Thursday when four men drove up and bundled her into the car. They drove to an empty house in Taman Dahlia, Kempas, where several other men were waiting. It is learnt that the girl was tortured and beaten unconscious and only realised that she had been raped when she woke up at 4am and found blood on her private parts. It is learnt that one of men dropped her off in Bandar Baru Uda. Police arrested two suspects in Kempas last night and are looking for eight more, state acting CID chief Asst Comm Che Yusuf Che Ngah said. The girl lodged a report at the Tampoi police station at 2pm yesterday.

At least 223 Singaporeans are serving time in South-East Asian jails, primarily for drug offences, with Thailand holding the most, published figures said on Saturday. Seven in 10 are in prison for drug offences in countries part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Thailand tops the list with 109 Singaporeans behind bars, followed by Malaysia with 70 and Indonesia with 35, according to a breakdown from narcotics officials published in The Straits Times. The remainder, nine in all, are in the Philippines, Myanmar (Burma) and Cambodia. The drug offenders are part of a prison population serving terms since before 2004. Sukhum Opasniputh, director of Narcotics Law Enforcement in Thailand's Office of the Narcotics Control Board, told the newspaper that the number of international traffickers nabbed in the country has dropped over the last few years as a result of strong enforcement action, tighter laws and greater regional cooperation. Of the Singaporeans in Thailand's jails, 94 are in for drugs, the report said. Possession of more than 1 kilogramme of illicit drugs can draw the death penalty in Thailand and more than 500 grams results in a life term, which is usually 40 years in jail. Drug offences account for 35 of the 70 Singaporeans held in Malaysian prisons and 15 of the 35 in Indonesia. Five drug traffickers have been in prison in Myanmar since 1999 serving life terms. Outside ASEAN, the largest number of Singaporeans jailed is reportedly in Taiwan where there are at least 20 drug offenders behind bars. ------------------ http://www.playfuls.com/news_10_15863-Bulk...-For-Drugs.html