PETALING JAYA: A male teacher at a primary school in Dengkil here is being investigated by the police after allegedly having a special relationship with his 12-year-old student.
About 11,000 travellers and 16,000 pieces of luggage were checked at the land, sea and air checkpoints. - Photos: Singapore Police Force
Five travellers – four men aged 37 to 52 and a 63-year-old woman – were nabbed for trying to depart from and enter Singapore with undeclared cash in various currencies, said the authorities in a joint statement on March 1. On a separate occasion, a 48-year-old man was caught bringing into the Republic cash in various currencies amounting to more than $34,000.
Of these five foreign travellers caught, one was issued a warning notice, while the remaining four were fined $21,000 in all. The authorities found that a total of $1,285 in duties and GST was evaded. Fines amounting to $21,455 were handed out.
Over 50 Travellers Nabbed Failing Declare Cash Pay Taxes Checkpoints
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