Law & Order
Nine offenders caught with duty-unpaid cigarettes in joint operations by Singapore Customs and HDB
Nine offenders were caught with duty-unpaid cigarettes and issued with composition sums ranging from $500 to $1,900 in two joint operations by the Singapore Customs and the Housing & Development Board (HDB) in Yishun and Sengkang on 6 and 11 December 2018 respectively.
In a Facebook post on Friday (14 December), Singapore Customs stated that another offender was caught with duty-unpaid liquor, noting that investigations are ongoing for this offender.
During the operations, the authorities discovered that some HDB units were also overcrowded.
Singapore Customs also asked for members of the public to stay vigilant to keep the neighbourhood free of duty-unpaid cigarette activities by contacting Singapore Customs if ever anyone comes across any such activities in the housing estate.
The composition sum for a first-time offender who has up to one packet of duty-unpaid cigarettes in his possession is $500. Heavier penalties will apply if he is found with more than one packet of duty-unpaid cigarettes and/or if he is a repeat offender.
-
Singapore2 weeks ago
Ministers silent on legal proceedings as Bloomberg and TOC refuse demands
-
Politics2 weeks ago
Progress Singapore Party accuses PAP supporters of harassment during Choa Chu Kang walkabout
-
Politics1 week ago
Progress Singapore Party volunteer files police report alleging harassment during walkabout
-
International2 weeks ago
Palestinian Authority suspends Al Jazeera operations in West Bank
-
Comments2 days ago
Ng Chee Meng faces backlash for perceived downplaying of Singaporeans’ job security concerns
-
Opinion1 week ago
Holes in Low Yen Ling’s allegations against PSP: No evidence provided from her volunteers
-
Singapore5 days ago
SM Lee Hsien Loong defends CECA, calls for integration and openness amidst political sensitivities
-
Comments3 days ago
Netizens criticise K Shanmugam for sharing video on alleged Bukit Gombak harassment incident