Singapore’s Health Sciences Authority (HSA) removes 959 illegal health product listings from online platforms as part of a two-week operation tied to an Interpol-led global crackdown on such goods. According to HSA, the take-down includes listings for contact lenses among other unapproved or illegal health products. The operation also involves enforcement at Singapore’s borders. HSA seizes 6,641 units of illegal health products from arrivals during the same period. Channel NewsAsia reports that more than 80% of the removed listings are for contact lenses, while The Straits Times notes that contact lenses are among the items included. Both outlets describe the actions as part of coordinated efforts to disrupt the sale and distribution of illegal health products. Together, the reports cover both digital enforcement through listing removals and physical enforcement through seizures at points of entry.