The Ministry of Home Affairs said the four "were deported to Indonesia after investigations revealed that they had plans to make their way to Syria to fight for ISIS." ISIS is another acronym for the Islamic State group.
"Singapore authorities informed their Indonesian counterparts before the deportation," the ministry said in a statement to The Associated Press.
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Yesterday, Singapore's government said plans on raising public awareness on how to respond to terror attacks will be released soon.
Last month, authorities said they had deported 26 Bangladeshi construction workers for forming a religious study group that was spreading the ideology of al-Qaeda and the Islamic State group.
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