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Doctor acquitted of molesting female patient
Dr Lui Weng Sun is happy and relieved as the case had been hanging over his head for more than three years , said the doctor s lawyer.ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG
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The couple was slapped with a fine of 1,000 Singapore dollars,
The Straits Times reported. In September, Nigel conspired with Eyamalai, his then-fiancee, to meet in a room of a luxury hotel where he was serving a stay-home notice after arriving in Singapore from London.
District Judge
What did the District Judge say regarding the matter?
District Judge Jasvender Kaur said, It was not harsh for her not to place mitigating weight on the explanation for their breach that Skea had traveled to propose marriage and they both were overcome by emotions after not seeing each other for a very long time.
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Singapore, February 26
A 39-year-old Indian-origin woman and her British husband were jailed in Singapore on Friday for breaking the country’s quarantine rules so that they could spend time together in a hotel room, according to a media report.
Agatha Maghesh Eyamalai was jailed for a week. Her British husband Nigel Skea, 52, was sentenced to two weeks’ jail and slapped with a fine of 1,000 Singapore dollar (USD 752), the Channel News Asia reported.
In September, Nigel conspired with Eyamalai, his then-fiancee, to meet in a room at a hotel where he was serving a stay-home notice after arriving in Singapore from London.
Singapore court sends Indian-origin woman to jail for breaching Covid-19 protocol
Singapore court sends Indian-origin woman to jail for breaching Covid-19 protocol
An Indian-origin woman and her British husband were sent to prison in Singapore for breaking Covid-19 quarantine rules.
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UPDATED: February 26, 2021 14:44 IST
The 39-year-old woman had broken Covid-19 protocols to meet her then-fiance at a hotel where he was staying under quarantine | Representative image by Pixabay
A Singapore court on Friday sent an Indian-origin woman and her British husband to prison for breaking the country’s quarantine rules. Thirty-nine-year-old Agatha Maghesh Eyamalai was sentenced to one week in prison, while her husband Nigel Skea, 52, was sentenced to two weeks’ jail and slapped with a fine of 1,000 Singapore Dollar (USD 752), local media reported.