According to the association's statement, the enforcement action targeted "legitimate" drivers ferrying senior executives across the Causeway.
According to Asahi, there has been no "confirmed leakage of personal information of customer data".
NEA cited a littering offence from 1993, in response to Mr Pritam Singh's appeal on behalf of one of his…
The 21-year-old victim was allegedly deprived of food and weighed just 30kg when her body was found.
The 29-year-old content creator said that she wanted to experience Singapore's safety firsthand.
Footage showed the man sweeping trash into a dustpan before tossing it out of the corridor from the 15th floor.
The woman believed that the scammer was a wealthy businessman who could help her pay off her debts.
An individual was assessed for minor injuries, but refused conveyance to the hospital.
He denied any intent to have intercourse with her, saying that he only wanted to fondle her breasts.
The 12 men and three women allegedly provided personal details, bank accounts, and Singpass access to criminal syndicates.