SINGAPORE — Two international tertiary students will have their Student Passes terminated for breaching the requirements of a Stay Home Notice and a Leave of Absence notice respectively.
The former, an international postgraduate student, breached his SHN and repeatedly provided false information to the institution and the NIE Board of Discipline about his travel movements. The other, an international exchange student, was found to have breached the LOA requirements and made a false travel declaration to NUS.
“In view of the recent surge in the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases worldwide, it is imperative that all students issued with SHN comply strictly with its requirements to limit the risk from potential imported cases and to safeguard our community,” said an MOE spokesperson.
Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)
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