He added that the Singapore Police Force (SPF) is “prepared to assist in locating the three Singaporean nationals” suspected of being involved in the case. According to the Indonesian authorities, police in Singapore have also agreed to assist in questioning witnesses involved in the case. It was reported in July that six infants had been rescued by Indonesian authorities, with five allegedly intended to be sold to buyers in Singapore. “This amount covered delivery costs, baby care expenses, and profits for those involved,” the statement added. Surawan had previously told local media that the baby-trafficking ring has been operating since 2023 and the babies were sold “for about 11 million to 16 million rupiah”.