SINGAPORE, July 17 — The police have arrested 29 women aged between 20 and 47 of various nationalities after a three-day operation at converted KTV lounges, in light of a growing Covid-19 cluster linked to these venues.
The 10 women who will be deported were among 20 arrested on Wednesday, which the police had previously announced. Investigations have since revealed that one of them had mingled with a patron at another converted KTV lounge that was recently ordered to close for deep cleaning and disinfection.The police said that the women had “blatantly breached” Covid-19 laws by engaging in these illegal activities.
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“The police said then that those arrested were Malaysian, Thai and Vietnamese and were nabbed at nightclubs along South Bridge Road, Selegie Road and Geylang Road.” Syabas malaysiaboleh !
Yes, send all d foreigners who violated the law back & punish the mastermind & d owner severely
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