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Singapore executed an Australian drug trafficker this morning, spurning repeated appeals from Australia for clemency. Nguyen Tuong Van was hanged at dawn. Australian Prime Minister, John Howard, says the execution may breed resentment towards the city-state, but ruled out any diplomatic action. Friends and supporters of Nguyen Tuong Van held vigils outside the maximum-security prison where the 25-year-old was executed. Nguyen was found with about 400 grams of heroin at Singapore’s Changi Airport in 2002 on route from Cambodia to Australia. He said he planned to sell the drugs to help pay off the debts of his twin brother. Appeals for clemency by the Australian government and his lawyers failed and he was hanged at six o’clock this morning.