Over 500 people offer to return S$500 Temporary Relief Fund payout: MSF

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SINGAPORE — More than 500 people have offered to return the S$500 they had received from the Temporary Relief Fund (TRF), with some saying they have submitted incorrect information in their applications, the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) said on Friday (April 17).

 

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