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😰 1,776 suspects hauled up for police investigations after checks on 17,000 people in June Ten women were arrested and are being investigated for illegal employment in Singapore, following an enforcement operation at a KTV outlet in Chinatown. READ: https://asia1.news/3QPJLZX Follow @AsiaOnecom for all the latest updates.     The full details regarding the widespread multi-agency enforcement operations conducted across Singapore in June 2026 are detailed below.   ### The Scale of the Crackdown Between June 1 and June 28, 2026, a massive series of coordinated island-wide raids were launched to clamp down on vice, illegal employment, scams, and other illicit activities.    * **Personnel Involved:** More than **5,600 officers** from all seven Police Land Divisions, the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), and the Traffic Police.    * **Partner Agencies:** The operations were heavily supported by the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB), Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), Health Sciences Authority (HSA), and the Land Transport Authority (LTA).    * **The Scope:** Authorities conducted more than **1,300 distinct operations** and subjected over **17,000 individuals to checks**.   ### The Results & Demographics Ultimately, **1,776 suspects** were caught in the dragnet and are currently under investigation for various criminal and regulatory offences. The group consists of:    * **1,173 men** and **603 women**.  * The suspects span a massive age gap, ranging from as young as **15 years old** to **85 years old**.   ### Chinatown KTV Raid & Vice Activities A core focus of the enforcement blitz involved nocturnal operations targeting public entertainment and nightlife outlets.   On June 23, 2026, officers from the Central Police Division moved on public entertainment venues to weed out illegal activities. This included a targeted raid at a **KTV outlet located in Chinatown**, where officers systematically checked patrons and hostesses inside the rooms.   Following the raid, **ten women were arrested** at the venue. They are currently being investigated under the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act for **illegal employment** (working without valid work passes or flouting work pass conditions to work as freelance social hostesses).   ### Other Offences Covered Aside from the nightlife vice and illegal employment checks, the month-long operation also cracked down on:    * **Narcotics:** Anti-drug raids across various nightspots and housing estates, utilizing on-site saliva test kits on suspected drug users.    * **Road Safety:** Traffic Police roadblocks targeting drink-driving, speeding, and driving without valid licenses.    * **Scams & E-Commerce:** Tracking down money mules and individuals linked to online fraudulent schemes or selling counterfeit goods.   The Singapore Police Force has reiterated that it will continue working alongside whole-of-government partner agencies to conduct targeted clampdowns, ensuring that individuals flouting the law are dealt with strictly.  

Aljunied GRC Member of Parliament (MP) Kenneth Tiong debunked a Facebook post claiming that several Workers’ Party (WP) politicians only hold two Meet-the-People Sessions (MPS) per month.   After being informed that they hold four sessions a month, the Facebook page apologised for the mistake.   👉 https://tsl.to/wpkennethtiong   @mustsharenews   Here are the full details surrounding the incident:   On July 2, 2026, Workers' Party (WP) Member of Parliament for Aljunied GRC (Serangoon), **Kenneth Tiong**, called out a misleading Facebook post by the page *"Singapore Matters"*.    ### The False Claim The page posted a graphic comparing the frequency of Meet-the-People Sessions (MPS) between People's Action Party (PAP) and WP politicians. It claimed that WP leader Pritam Singh, Gerald Giam, and Kenneth Tiong only conducted MPS **twice a month**.   ### The Clarification Kenneth Tiong debunked the post, clarifying that all three Aljunied GRC MPs actually hold sessions **four times a month** across two alternating locations to ensure comprehensive coverage of their estates.   The standard schedule for their sessions runs as follows:    * **Timing:** Every first four Mondays or Wednesdays of the month, from 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM.    * **Exceptions:** No sessions are held on public holidays or on a fifth Monday or Wednesday of a month.    * **Alternating Locations:** For example, Kenneth Tiong holds sessions at Serangoon North Ave 1 (1st and 3rd Mondays) and Serangoon Ave 4 (2nd and 4th Mondays). Both Pritam Singh and Gerald Giam follow a similar alternating model for their respective divisions.   ### The Outcome Following the MP's clarification,   *"Singapore Matters"* took down the inaccurate post within an hour. They posted an update acknowledging the error, stating they had removed the post after being alerted to the actual MPS schedules, and promised a fresh post to correct the mistake.

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The post didn't say they want to whack Messi/ arg