SINGAPORE - The police clarified on Thursday (April 9) that a video being circulated of foreign workers demanding to return home was not taken in Singapore.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The police clarified on Thursday that a video being circulated of foreign workers demanding to return home was not taken in Singapore.
The video has been making the rounds on text messaging platforms like WhatsApp, and shows a group of masked Chinese workers shouting"I want to return home" in accented Mandarin.A caption at the bottom of the video states, in Chinese, that this was taken at a worker's dormitory, and that the scene there was"a little out of control".In a Facebook post on Thursday, the police reminded members of the public not to spread untruths which can cause public alarm.
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