Man confronted for working illegally: ‘How come you’re using M’sian vehicle to do delivery job?’

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He is apparently one of many. A man was confronted on video for working illegally as a food delivery rider in Singapore on Sunday (Oct 29). Stomper Cheng shared the video of the incident at Block 893C Woodlands Drive 50. “This foreigner was...

The video shows a young man in a motorcycle helmet and grey hoodie holding a phone and a plastic bag with two containers of food in a lift.A man was confronted on video for working illegally as a food delivery rider in Singapore on Sunday .“This foreigner was doing a food delivery job in Singapore illegally,” said the Stomper, who is a GrabFood rider.

The video taker added that the recording had started and said: “You’re illegal, you know? Show me your account.”The video taker followed the man as he walked out of the lift to drop off the food outside a flat. The man took a photo of the unit number before walking back to the lift. Foreigners coming to Singapore to deliver food illegally have been a growing problem since the lifting of Covid travel restrictions.

Foreigners who are self-employed without a valid work pass may be liable to a fine not exceeding $20,000, imprisonment for up to two years, or both. Upon conviction, they will be permanently barred from working in Singapore. A Grab spokesman previously told Stomp: “Grab has a robust process for registration and verification of delivery-partners and to prevent account sharing.

 

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