SINGAPORE: Six men and one woman were charged in court on Tuesday (Jun 2) with various offences over gatherings at Robertson Quay during the “circuit breaker” period when social gatherings were prohibited.
However, Deputy Public Prosecutor Timotheus Koh said the prosecution would be asking for bail because of the"complexion" of the case. The post, which questioned enforcement levels in the heartlands versus those in other areas such as Robertson Quay, has since been shared more than 2,000 times. This had contributed to gatherings around the premises, said Ministry for the Environment and Water Resources Masagos Zulkifli. Two days after the incident, he said the police had traced a number of those who gathered in the area and added that the"non-Singaporeans" were currently under police investigations.for breaching safe-distancing measures at Robertson Quay on May 16.
These include holders of work permits, S Pass and Employment Passes, with more than 100 Employment Pass holders having their work passes revoked in the last three years.
If u dont respect the law of your host country, leave. Respect goes both ways.
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Like it or not ..... Welcome to Singapore .
During Covid19 , better dont test our government , cannot undermine their authority , they serious business . These Brits and Americans sure kena revoke work pass and PR status . if not unfair to the rest of the people in Singapore . We are watching .... CNA keep us update
So big title on Straits Time , on 12 April , they dont know ?
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