50 people investigated for breaching COVID-19 rules at unlicensed 'KTV-concept' outlets

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SINGAPORE: Fifty people are being investigated for alleged breaches of COVID-19 regulations at multiple unlicensed 'KTV-concept' outlets, police ...

SINGAPORE: Fifty people are being investigated for alleged breaches of COVID-19 regulations at multiple unlicensed"KTV-concept" outlets, police said on Tuesday .

Four men, aged between 24 and 46, are also being investigated for alleged public entertainment and liquor control offences. They are suspected of managing the unlicensed public entertainment outlets, said police.AdvertisementIn addition, 15 massage establishments are suspected of breaching various COVID-19 rules and committing offences under the Massage Establishments Act.

A 10-day closure order and S$1,000 fine will be issued against the two businesses, while the customers will be fined S$300 for breaching safe management measures. Under the Massage Establishments Act, those guilty of providing massage services in an establishment without a licence can be jailed for up to two years, fined S$10,000 or both. For breaching prescribed rules and conditions, they can be fined up to S$5,000. The penalties are raised for repeat offenders.

 

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