A 55-year-old man, Rosman bin Abdullah, was executed in Singapore for drug trafficking, marking the third execution in the city-state within a week. Abdullah was found guilty of trafficking 57.43 grams of cocaine, exceeding the death penalty threshold. Despite calls from the United Nations and human rights organizations to abolish the death penalty, Singapore maintains its stance on capital punishment as a deterrent to crime. This execution follows a total of eight executions this year, all linked to drug offenses.