What drugs were found on the motorcyclist in the second incident?

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Drugs Found on Motorcyclist in Second Incident

In the second incident at Woodlands Checkpoint, authorities discovered approximately 4,149 grams of cannabis and 10 grams of ketamine from a Malaysian motorcyclist. These substances were found in four bundles concealed within the motorcycle's rear box. The estimated street value of this seizure exceeded S$100,000.
Cannabis and Ketamine Seized

ICA officers intercepted a motorcycle registered in Malaysia, ridden by a 36-year-old Malaysian man, on the morning of August 2. An initial inspection revealed a packet of suspected drugs, leading to a more thorough examination by Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) officers. This inspection led to the recovery of four bundles from the motorcycle's rear storage compartment.
Significant Quantities Recovered

The recovered items comprised a substantial amount of cannabis, weighing about 4,149 grams, and 10 grams of ketamine. The combined worth of these drugs was valued at over S$100,000. The agencies indicated that the seized cannabis alone was sufficient to sustain the addiction of approximately 590 users for a week.
Ongoing Investigations

Investigations into this case, as well as a separate incident involving another Malaysian national on July 31, are continuing. Both the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) and the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) are involved in the ongoing probes.

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