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SINGAPORE (THE NEW DOCUMENT) – Videos and photos of a group of at least 10 people allegedly celebrating in a hotel suite appeared on social media, sparking criticism from the public and leading to an investigation for non-compliance with government regulations. safe distancing.
The New Paper understands that the alleged incident took place at a Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) hotel. The Chinese-language Shin Min Daily News reported that the meeting took place last Saturday night (October 10).
In the videos and photos, a group of at least 10 people can be seen drinking and dining in a hotel suite.
Social gatherings of more than five people are prohibited due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
A video posted on Instagram allegedly shows the group walking into the hotel together.
Another image shows a row of glasses next to what appears to be a bottle of Japanese whiskey.
The Singapore Tourism Board is aware of the alleged incident, said its executive director for infrastructure planning and management, Chew Tiong Heng.
“As the investigations are ongoing, we cannot share more details,” he told TNP.
Under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) Act of 2020, first-time offenders who fail to comply with safe driving measures face a fine of up to $ 10,000. Subsequent offenses can result in a fine of up to $ 20,000.
People can also be imprisoned for up to six months or up to a year for subsequent offenses.
A spokesperson for RWS said the resort requires all guests to sign in at the hotel reception, and mandatory secure management measures are highlighted and explained during check-in.
Guests are also reminded to abide by the measurements through prominent signs in common areas such as elevators.
The spokesperson said: “We would like to remind all guests to strictly observe and comply with all safe management measures for the health, safety and well-being of the Singaporean community.”
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