Police arrest two 17-year-old boys for NTUC FairPrice Covid-19 video prank; both to be charged in court for causing public nuisance
SINGAPORE - Two 17-year-old boys have been arrested for posting a video that showed one of them drinking two bottles of juice at an NTUC FairPrice supermarket and then placing them back on the shelf.
The video was uploaded by one of the boys to his private Instagram account, and was later circulated by his friend online. A version of the video circulating online had the title"how to spread wuhan", referring to the Chinese city that was then the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak.
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