SINGAPORE — An Indonesian man who had already been deported and banned from entering Singapore for immigration offences returned to Singapore illegally again, swimming from Malaysia with a trash bag he used as a flotation device.
Muhammad Izal, 34, was caught again and sentenced on Thursday to 15 months' jail and seven strokes of the cane.
He was last charged in August 2021 for entering Singapore without a valid pass and for illegally returning to Singapore after he had been removed from the country.When he was released from prison in April 2022, Izal was referred to the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority for repatriation. He was also informed that failing to do so would result in prosecution and a jail term of one to three years upon conviction.
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