The authorities in Singapore, on Tuesday, have deported four Indonesians believed to have been en route to the Middle East to join the Daesh terror group.

Singapore's Ministry of Internal Affairs said in a statement that the four suspects were deported, after investigations revealed their intention to join the terror group in Syria,m according to Asia news agency.

Indonesian authorities were informed of the deportation of the four suspects.

Last month, authorities in Singapore have deported 26 construction workers to Bangladesh on charges of forming a religious study group, which publishes "Al-Qaeda" and "Daesh" ideology.

Source: Petra