$18k fine for elderly man whose massage business offered sex services amid circuit breaker
SINGAPORE - An elderly man continued operating his massage business during the circuit breaker and it was found to offer sexual services. As part of a move to address the Covid-19 outbreak, non-essential businesses such as massage establishments were ordered to be shuttered during the circuit breaker period from April 7 to June 1 last year. Too Seng San, 81, was fined $18,000 on Wednesday (July 21) after he pleaded guilty to operating a business offering massage services without a proper licence. The Singaporean also admitted that he failed to ensure that one of his workers did not offer sexual services at its premises. Two other charges, including one under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) Act were taken into consideration during sentencing. This was his second conviction for offences linked to massage establishments. In 2019, he was dealt with in court after another business he had operated - Monte Aesthetic in Sims Avenue - was found to offer sexual services. Details about his earlier sentence were not revealed in court documents. At the time of his latest offences, Too was the owner of Tai Kang Yang Sheng TCM Therapy at the ground floor of Block 201, Hougang Street 21. The Sin...
