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A man was fined $27,600 on Wednesday (May 3) for the illegal hawking of roasted chestnuts in public places. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com
News of an unlicensed street hawker being slapped with a hefty fine has got netizens feeling rather sorry for the elderly man. The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said in a statement on Thursday (May 4) that Tan Hee Meng, 62, was fined $27,600 for 19 counts of illegal hawking of roasted chestnuts in public places from May 2019 to March...
SINGAPORE: A 62-year-old man was fined S$27,600 (US$20,800) for illegally selling roasted chestnuts near bus stops and other public places. If he cannot pay the fine, Tan Hee Meng must serve a 36-day jail term. Tan committed 19 counts of illegal hawking at various public places from May 201
SINGAPORE — The National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) must "do more and do better" for professionals, managers and executives (PMEs), as well as for youth, while building on current efforts to improve workers' wages and welfare. These are two segments the labour movement has underserved, even as it makes inroads with championing vulnerable workers and moderating the cost of living,...