Mala restaurant owner fined for allowing large groups to gather behind closed shutters

SINGAPORE: The owner of a mala restaurant was fined S$9,000 on Thursday for allowing large groups of customers to gather behind closed shutters to eat and drink liquor.

At 11.44pm on Sep 19 last year, a man called the police and said the restaurant had closed its doors, but there were many people inside not practising social distancing. The officers found two rooms inside the restaurant with customers eating and drinking. There were at least six people eating at a table in the first room, and 10 people who were having food and beer in the second room.Sun did not have the required licence to supply liquor at his restaurant, but instructed his employees to sell it to customers anyway.

The prosecutor sought a S$10,000 fine, highlighting that the acts were concealed, and at least 16 people were involved. However, he noted that Sun had cooperated with authorities.Advertisement

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Shut it down.

If they make $20,000 profits and pay $9,000 fine. I think its worthwhile risk ..

China man. Treat SG like dirt. Do anything for money. The truth hurts yea

Sorry guys you play that game now it’s pay back time. Shd b fine to the max! Including diners in those groups.

Punish all this CCP heavily. Revoke their operating license and sentence them to jail

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