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More than S$639,000 in outstanding fines recovered from foreign motorists at Singapore's land checkpoints

A total of 265 foreign motorists were stopped at Singapore’s land checkpoints as part of a multi-agency operation in late September over outstanding fines.

Published Oct 8, 2026 · 4:15 AMOriginal source: Channel News Asia1 reads
A total of 265 foreign motorists were stopped at Singapore’s land checkpoints as part of a multi-agency operation in late September over outstanding fines.
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