Previously, first-time offenders were issued a written warning, while second-time offenders fined $300, and those nabbed a third time then charged in court.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - From Sunday , anyone flouting the circuit breaker measures will be fined $300 right away, said Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Masagos Zulkifli on Saturday in a Facebook post.
"From , we will no longer issue written warnings. Any offender encountered by our enforcement officers will be asked for particulars immediately," he added. Previously, first-time offenders were issued a written warning, while second-time offenders fined $300, and those nabbed a third time then charged in court.
He also asked members of the public not to send photos that they did not take themselves as some of these would cause enforcement officers to waste time pursuing past events.
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