Singapore expats who flouted circuit breaker rules fined up to US$6,400, work passes revoked

Seven foreigners pleaded guilty in Singapore on Thursday to socialising in groups at Robertson Quay bars and restaurants last month, when coronavirus circuit breaker measures were in force, and were fined S$8,000 or S$9,000 (US$5,700 or US$6,400) each. Six also had their work passes revoked.The seven – one of whom is a permanent resident with two children – had gathered in two separate groups for drinks at the Rosso Vino restaurant and Tap @ Robertson Quay on May 16. They were charged on June 2…

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