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SINGAPORE: Six people who were caught flouting COVID-19 "circuit breaker" measures at Robertson Quay have had their work passes revoked and are permanently banned from working in Singapore, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said on Thursday (Jun 25).
They were among seven people fined earlier on Thursday for gathering at Robertson Quay in breach of the rules.
The seven are: Neil Gordon Buchan, a 30-year-old British national; Perry Scott Blair, a 37-year-old British citizen; James Titus Beatt, a 33-year-old British national; Joseph William Poynter, a 35-year-old British citizen; married couple, Americans Bao Nguyen Brown, 40, and Jeffrey George Brown, 52; and Michael Czerny, a 45-year-old Austrian national.
Czerny is also a Singapore permanent resident.
All seven pleaded guilty to one count each of breaching COVID-19 regulations by meeting each other without reasonable excuse.
They were fined between S$8,000 and S$9,000.
They were among seven people fined earlier on Thursday for gathering at Robertson Quay in breach of the rules.
The seven are: Neil Gordon Buchan, a 30-year-old British national; Perry Scott Blair, a 37-year-old British citizen; James Titus Beatt, a 33-year-old British national; Joseph William Poynter, a 35-year-old British citizen; married couple, Americans Bao Nguyen Brown, 40, and Jeffrey George Brown, 52; and Michael Czerny, a 45-year-old Austrian national.
Czerny is also a Singapore permanent resident.
All seven pleaded guilty to one count each of breaching COVID-19 regulations by meeting each other without reasonable excuse.
They were fined between S$8,000 and S$9,000.