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Enforcement checks were carried out on 92 massage establishments and 23 public entertainment outlets between Aug 2 and Aug 8.
The enforcement operations to clamp down on illegal activities took place between July 20 and 24, 2021. Investigations against operators of eight massage establishments are ongoing after the establishments allegedly committed various licensing breaches under the Massage Establishments Act. Ubi Road In a press release on July 29, SPF said that enforcement operations were conducted on a unit located along Ubi Road 1 on July 24. The unit is a commercial premises that was believed to have been operating as a public entertainment outlet. 13 persons found in the premises are also being investigated...
Unlicensed KTV outlet In May 2021, a 31-year-old man was believed to have operated an unlicensed KTV outlet that was patronised by 15 persons, the police said in a July 23 news release. The man has therefore committed offences under the Public Entertainments Act, Liquor Control Act, as well as the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020. For non-compliance with safe management measures, he could be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both. For supplying liquor without a valid licence and providing public entertainment without a valid licence, he can be...
Udhagamandalam: The Tea Board India (South) has cancelled licences of 24 tea buyer units in the southern region for not submitting quarterly returns, which is a violation under the Tea (Marketing) Control Order 2003 and the Tea (Marketing) Control (Amendment) Order 2017. According to M Balaji, executive director, Tea Board India (South), they had issued show cause notices to 46 tea buyers in the region, seeking an explanation for not submitting the quarterly returns in Form F in January. “As 24 of them did not respond, they were issued a second show cause notice as per the procedure, but in...
The Singapore Police Force (SPF) have arrested three men, aged between 24 and 37, in an operation to clamp down on unlicensed public entertainment outlets. 36 other people found in the units will also be investigated for allegedly not complying with safe distancing measures under the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020. Selegie Road and Tagore Lane In a press release on July 18, SPF said that on July 17, the police conducted an operation against two alleged unlicensed public entertainment outlets located along Selegie Road and Tagore Lane. In both units, public ente...