SINGAPORE: The police will be investigating cases of criminal force against safe distancing enforcement officers, said Minister for the ...
SINGAPORE: The police will be investigating cases of criminal force against safe distancing enforcement officers, said Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Masagos Zulkifli on Wednesday , as he condemned such acts as"unacceptable".
On Tuesday, the authorities announced that it would be mandatory for most people to wear a mask when leaving the house.Advertisement"I was upset to learn that criminal force has been used against quite a number of our officers on the frontline," he said. In another case, a safe distancing ambassador was punched by an"errant member of the public" when he was told to wear his mask correctly."We will be taking action against these individuals, and will not hesitate to do the same should there be other similar incidents."To facilitate the enforcement of safe distancing measures, members of the public will now be able to send feedback and flag instances of misbehaviour via the OneService app, said Mr Masagos.
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