'If she does not wish to file a report, she can hand over her phone to the police, so that a forensic examination can be conducted,' said the Singapore Police Force.
, the Singapore Police Force said on Saturday .
"Alternatively, if she does not wish to file a report, she can hand over her phone to the police, so that a forensic examination can be conducted," it added.
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