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Sharexchange · 01-08-2025, 10:42 AM

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Use fake gold to scam
Burglar into Landed house
Knife stabbing over trivial matter
Urinating at public causing electrical breakdown
Cheat using expire ingredients in hawker
Scam call posing as ICA..police..Gov
Stealing in flight
Illegal massage service extortion
Groups in 2 asking for money in public
Stealing at airport
Cyber crime hacking into sg govt authority
Exploiting and fake employee permit
Money laundering
Posting fake ill intention of SG at 小红书

Sharexchange · 01-08-2025, 11:36 AM

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Singapore govt to tackle crime from china
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Singapore has been proactive in addressing various crime threats, including those from organized crime syndicates, some of which may have links to China. The government has implemented several measures to tackle crime, ranging from cybercrime to physical crime activities. For instance, some issues include:

1. Cybercrime & Scams
China has been a source of numerous scams targeting Singaporeans, particularly in the form of online fraud, investment scams, and even "money mule" operations. In response:

Stronger Cybersecurity Laws: Singapore’s authorities have been tightening regulations and collaborating with international agencies to combat cybercriminals.

Public Awareness Campaigns: The government often runs media campaigns warning the public about scams, especially those originating from foreign criminal groups.

2. Organized Crime Syndicates
Some Chinese-linked organized crime syndicates have been involved in illegal activities like drug trafficking, illegal gambling, and human trafficking. Singapore has a zero-tolerance policy toward such criminal activities:

Heavy Sentences: Singapore's legal system often imposes strict penalties, including the death penalty for serious drug offenses.

International Cooperation: Singapore collaborates with Chinese and other international law enforcement agencies to combat cross-border organized crime.

3. Money Laundering
Criminal groups from various countries, including China, sometimes use Singapore’s financial institutions for money laundering. To combat this:

Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: Singapore has stringent regulations in place, monitored by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), to ensure financial institutions comply with international anti-money laundering standards.

Increased Scrutiny of Financial Transactions: Singapore has introduced more rigorous checks on suspicious financial activities, especially those linked to foreign entities.

4. Foreign Workers and Labour Exploitation
Another concern is the exploitation of foreign workers, some of whom are brought in from China. Singapore has addressed this with:

Stronger Labour Protection Laws: The government has put measures in place to prevent abuse and ensure the welfare of foreign workers.

Regular Inspections: The Ministry of Manpower frequently conducts checks on companies employing foreign workers to ensure compliance with labor laws.

Sharexchange · 01-08-2025, 02:00 PM

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Break into your BTO reno flat
Use fake gold to scam
Burglar into Landed house
Knife stabbing over trivial matter
Urinating at public causing electrical breakdown
Cheat using expire ingredients in hawker
Scam call posing as ICA..police..Gov
Stealing in flight
Illegal massage service extortion
Groups in 2 asking for money in public
Stealing at airport
Cyber crime hacking into sg govt authority
Exploiting and fake employee permit
Money laundering
Posting fake ill intention of SG at 小红书
Cheat Elderly CPF
Fake China Monk illegally begging for Cash
Bribery of Police..ICA...School In charge..Authourities..

Manthink · 01-08-2025, 02:06 PM

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/c...it-to-bali

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