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FOUR work pass holders who breached safe distancing measures while spending a day on Lazarus Island last year are permanently banned from working in Singapore, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said. MOM has revoked their work passes. They were part of a group of 12 people who were on Lazarus Island on Aug 8. The four British nationals were sentenced on Wednesday and fined S$3,000 (RM9,160) for breaching Covid-19 regulations. Three of them – Helen Ann Sullivan, Joshua Adam Roth, and James Riby Oram Trimming – are 31, and the fourth, Edward John Joseph Lee-Bull, is 33. They pleaded guilty to ...
The Straits Times They receive the same sentence given to the other eight who were with them last August Convicted British nationals Helen Ann Sullivan (above), Joshua Adam Roth, Edward John Joseph Lee-Bull and James Riby Oram Trimming. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG Convicted British nationals Helen Ann Sullivan, Joshua Adam Roth (above), Edward John Joseph Lee-Bull and James Riby Oram Trimming. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG Convicted British nationals Helen Ann Sullivan, Joshua Adam Roth, Edward John Joseph Lee-Bull (above) and James Riby Oram Trimming. ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG Convicted British nationals Hele...
Woman fined for taking part in 12-person gathering on Lazarus Island during COVID-19 outbreak Toggle share menu Advertisement Woman fined for taking part in 12-person gathering on Lazarus Island during COVID-19 outbreak A photo of the outing was first uploaded on Instagram then reposted on other social media platforms. (Photo: Facebook/San Kee Lim) 03 Feb 2021 02:35PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: A woman was fined S$3,000 on Friday (Dec 11) for meeting 11 other people for a social gathering on Lazarus Island when such large groups were prohibited dur...
Luong Thi Thu Ha, 31, pleaded guilty on Friday (Dec 11) to one count of violating Covid-19 regulations that prohibit social gatherings of more than five people who do not stay in the same place of residence. Court documents state that the Vietnamese woman, a permanent resident here, along with 11 others, took a ferry from mainland Singapore to St John's Island at 11am on Aug 8. Upon arrival, the group walked to the beach along Lazarus Island, which is connected by a man-made causeway from St John's Island. They then engaged in various leisure activities, before returning to the mainland via ...