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Police investigating 88 people for breaching COVID-19 rules in 2 separate incidents - Vimarsana News

Police investigating 88 people for breaching COVID-19 rules in 2 separate incidents

SINGAPORE: Eighty-eight people are under investigation for allegedly flouting COVID-19 safe distancing measures in two separate incidents, the ...

Singapore Police investigating 88 people for flouting COVID-19 rules in two separate incidents - Vimarsana News

Singapore Police investigating 88 people for flouting COVID-19 rules in two separate incidents

The Singapore Police Force is investigating 62 men and 26 women, aged between 17 and 56, for alleged non-compliance with safe distancing measures.

88 Persons Investigated For Non-Compliance With Safe Distancing Measures - Vimarsana News

88 Persons Investigated For Non-Compliance With Safe Distancing Measures

88 Persons Investigated For Non-Compliance With Safe Distancing Measures

Renewed interest in traditional handicraft during the lockdown | Daily Express Online - Vimarsana News

Renewed interest in traditional handicraft during the lockdown | Daily Express Online

STUCK at home due to the Covid-19 Movement Control Order (MCO) has been a blessing in disguise for some

Starboard: Alternative Procedure for Ship Arrests – A Welcome Change | Dentons - Vimarsana News

Starboard: Alternative Procedure for Ship Arrests – A Welcome Change | Dentons

Introduction Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been serious concerns about the risks of transmission to those required to board the ship for the purposes of ship arrests. The new procedures for the service of admiralty writs of summons and warrants of arrest introduced by the Singapore Court on 22 January 2021 are therefore a much welcomed change. These new procedures allow a plaintiff in an admiralty action to, amongst other things, serve the writ or warrant of arrest on the agent of the ship. This new method of service provides a safer alternative to the previous requirem...