Heng ah! I bought the shares 2 months ago, collected the dividend and sold it with some profit recently. Will not touch this shares again till SIA clear up the mess in Air India or divest it.
2 to be charged for counterfeiting Singapore currency notes
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Full Details: Two to Be Charged for Counterfeiting Singapore Currency Notes
Source: The Straits Times / Singapore Police Force — Published & updated Aug 26, 2026
Article link: https://str.sg/xhQb
Overview
Two Chinese nationals — a 33-year-old man and a 25-year-old woman — will be charged on Aug 26, 2026 with conspiracy to counterfeit Singapore currency notes, following an incident at Marina Bay Sands Casino.
How the case unfolded
- Aug 24, 3:50am: Police received a report that a man tried to exchange counterfeit S$100 notes at Marina Bay Sands Casino. He handed over what he claimed was S$150,000 to the cage cashier to deposit into his casino account.
- One note was discovered to have the word "COPY" printed on it, prompting the cashier to alert police.
- Police escorted the man back to his hotel room, where they saw a woman leaving carrying a printer.
- A search uncovered 121 counterfeit S$100 notes in her possession, plus counterfeiting tools: ink, paper, and a paper cutter.
Charges & Penalty
- Both face the charge of engaging in a conspiracy to counterfeit Singapore currency notes.
- If found guilty, the maximum penalty is up to 20 years imprisonment and a fine.
Public Advisory
Singapore Police warned that anyone who makes, possesses, or uses counterfeit currency faces severe legal penalties. They advised the public to:
- Call 999 immediately if they receive suspected counterfeit notes
- Handle the notes as little as possible and hand them over to police
- Note the description of whoever gave them the suspect notes
They can go ahead to double or triple all they want. I don't patronize any of them. There are so many choices of food and stalls in the hawker centre or food court .