Coronavirus: MOM will revoke work passes of migrant workers in large gatherings if they refuse to disperse

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SINGAPORE - Migrant workers who gather in large numbers in public may have their work passes revoked if they do not disperse when ordered to by the authorities.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - Migrant workers who gather in large numbers in public may have their work passes revoked if they do not disperse when ordered to by the authorities.

"As outdoor gatherings among FDWs tend to be large, MOM will take action to disperse them as an added precaution... Workers who do not cooperate will have their work passes revoked," said the statement. It also highlighted Little India, where workers from the South Asian community frequent, and Peninsula Plaza in North Bridge Road, also known as"Little Burma" for its patronage by the Myanmar community.

 

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Thank you for keeping us safe ~ please be more stringent with the migrant workers ~ as I still see lots of them gathering in groups near Orchard

Ask foreign workers to wear mask & gather in group of 9. Are we heading for a military curfew? Are we bringing out our soldiers in mask? Why are we not making masks at S$0.10 cents but still selling $1,099 per square foot condos? Singaporeans not blind you know!

Good measure, MOM! 👍🙏

If they do not have their own right mind to protect themselves and their employers you've to to be tough on them! DO IT!!

About time.... 👏

Employers should restrict their FDW going out at this moment.

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