Singapore News - When security officer Neo Ah Whatt stood in front of the moving Bentley, he was only focused on one thing - do not let the car enter the school. Mr Neo, 62, who was on duty at the Red Swastika School on Tuesday (Jan 11), recounted some parts of the incident to Mr Steven Tan. Read more at www.tnp.sg
SINGAPORE - The Ministry of Education is looking into an incident involving a driver who threatened to run down a security officer at Red Swastika School on Tuesday (Jan 11) morning. A video circulating on social media showed the driver inching his Bentley forward a few times, pushing the security personnel back despite being stopped from entering the primary school.
Singapore News - The Ministry of Education is looking into an incident involving a driver who threatened to run down a security officer at Red Swastika School on Tuesday (Jan 11) morning. A video circulating on social media showed the driver inching his Bentley forward a few times, pushing. Read more at www.tnp.sg
Singapore News - For security officers on duty, saying "no" can lead to tense encounters with members of the public. And Covid-19 safety measures have made officers on duty more susceptible to abuse as they try to enforce rules such as safe distancing measures and perform duties like. Read more at www.tnp.sg