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Loan shark harassment is punishable by a fine of S$5,000 to S$50,000, up to five years in jail, and up to six canings for first-time offenders.
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The operation was carried out by Anti-Scam Command officers and targeted shell companies that had been registering post-paid corporate SIM cards.
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According to the Tobacco Act, the 16 offenders, who ranged in age from 21 to 50, were fined for owning vapes.
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According to the court, Razali "still wanted to smoke cigarettes" despite experiencing financial difficulties in July 2024.
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The woman may face a maximum two-year jail sentence and a fine if found guilty of sexually exposing herself to her son.
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Koh Ah Hwee is charged with killing 30-year-old Vietnamese national Nguyen Phuong Tra outside a sixth-floor apartment building.
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The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) said in a statement that Eng was arrested on September 23 during an enforcement operation at her home in Punggol Field.
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Lawyer N Surendran, who represents the inmate's family, said they received a call from the prison after midnight informing them of the matter.
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The 45-year-old man could be fined, imprisoned for up to seven years, or both if found guilty of theft in residence.
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Fake bulk orders targeting Singaporean businesses have been on the rise, with people posing as SAF members.
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The police said a 31-year-old Vietnamese woman passed away after being brought to the hospital unconscious.
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The offense is punishable by up to seven years in prison, a fine, caning, or a combination of these penalties.
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Five more men are scheduled to face charges in separate cases of outrage of modesty.
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A total of 1.908kg of heroin, 1.655kg of cannabis and 268g of methamphetamine, or Ice, were seized.
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Those found guilty of importing, distributing, selling, or offering for sale smokeless tobacco for the first time face a maximum fine of S$10,000, a maximum jail sentence of six months, or both.
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Scammers posing as SAF employees have recently targeted a number of Singaporean companies with fictitious bulk orders.
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An offender faces a maximum fine of S$100,000, a maximum jail sentence of five years, or both for each count of corruption.
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The Ministry of Health and HSA announced recently that nearly twice as many frontline enforcement officers—more than 5,000—had been authorized to enforce vaping regulations.
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According to the police, initial inquiries revealed that the man, whom the woman knew, had already departed Singapore before the help call.
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Jamaludin Taipabu entered Singapore without a valid and legally issued pass, and he entered a guilty plea to the Immigration Act charge.