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04-08-2021, 03:58 PM
S’pore actor voices his frustration after authorities conducted inspection at his home without warrant
URA then responded saying that no warrant is needed for safe distancing enforcement officers to conduct home inspections
Singapore actor Nick Mikhail took to his Instagram on Sunday (1 Aug) to voice his frustration at how the authorities had recently conducted an impromptu inspection at his place of residence, having felt that his privacy was invaded.
Mr Nick Mikhail said that a few Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) officers had came into his home without a warrant on Saturday (31 July).
He revealed that his wife was alone at home at that time and was feeling somewhat under the weather after receiving her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
“No female escorted my wife while she she goes to the room with one URA officer,” Mr Nick Mikhail wrote, adding that a female officer was present at the scene though she was seemingly occupied with his photo frame.
URA then responded saying that no warrant is needed for safe distancing enforcement officers to conduct home inspections
Singapore actor Nick Mikhail took to his Instagram on Sunday (1 Aug) to voice his frustration at how the authorities had recently conducted an impromptu inspection at his place of residence, having felt that his privacy was invaded.
Mr Nick Mikhail said that a few Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) officers had came into his home without a warrant on Saturday (31 July).
He revealed that his wife was alone at home at that time and was feeling somewhat under the weather after receiving her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
“No female escorted my wife while she she goes to the room with one URA officer,” Mr Nick Mikhail wrote, adding that a female officer was present at the scene though she was seemingly occupied with his photo frame.
