MOM revokes work pass after holder breached COVID19 circuit breaker measures
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Manpower has revoked the work pass of a work pass holder and permanently banned him from working in Singapore, after he breached circuit breaker measures.
"These individuals were found to have gathered in groups, engaged in group exercise or in recreational activities like frisbee or football with persons who did not live in the same household," said the ministry."If found to be in breach of the circuit breaker measures for a second time, MOM will not hesitate to revoke the work passes of these individuals as well as the passes of their dependents.
"These rules are necessary for the health and safety of the individuals and the community," MOM said."Ignorance of the requirements is not an excuse, and MOM will not hesitate to enforce against errant individuals."
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