Thursday 15 October 2015

Singaporean man mocks Changi Airport immigration officer on Facebook; does so because he pays taxes

Netizens pricks PJ Wong on to repeat stunt at US, China or even Batam airports.



Mr PJ Wong wrote the following post with a photo of the ICA officer What do u think?Know your rights .This afternoon...
Posted by Fabrications About The PAP on Wednesday, October 14, 2015





This happened during a baggage check.Were your rights 'infringed' by immigration officers before?
Posted by Mothership.sg on Thursday, October 15, 2015





A man wrote on Facebook about the 'injustice' he allegedly suffered, after a dispute with an officer from the...
Posted by Stomp Straits Times on Thursday, October 15, 2015





VIRAL RIGHT NOW: This writer thinks Officer Eugene Ng was just doing his job, and joke's on the guy shaming him. Do you agree?
Posted by FiveStarsAndAMoon on Thursday, October 15, 2015





Know your rights .This afternoon at 3.20pm , after collecting my luggage at Changi , I was asked by Officer Eugene Ng...
Posted by PJ Wong on Wednesday, October 14, 2015





Check out what this arrogant SOB has to say. Unbelievable.
Posted by Well done Officer Eugene Ng, keep it up on Thursday, October 15, 2015






Maybe his friends should hint to him.
Posted by Mothership.sg on Friday, October 16, 2015





Netizens have set-up a Facebook page to support the officer and it has garnered more than 400 likes so far
Posted by The New Paper on Friday, October 16, 2015






#SorryNotSorry
Posted by Mothership.sg on Monday, October 19, 2015





Finally climb down from his elitist, egoistic & arrogant ivory tower. From boasting about the thousands of likes, shares...
Posted by Fabrications About The PAP on Monday, October 19, 2015






A gentle reminder: Immigration & Checkpoints Authority officers are empowered by law to conduct travel document and...
Posted by Channel NewsAsia Singapore on Thursday, October 22, 2015





ICA responds to complaint of unfair treatment
By Zhaki Abdullah, The Straits Times, 24 Oct 2015

Checks at entry and exit points are a critical part of Singapore's security, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) said in a statement yesterday.

"ICA officers are empowered by law to conduct travel document and baggage checks on all travellers," it said .

The statement was in response to a post on Oct 15 by Facebook user PJ Wong, who alleged that he had been singled out unfairly for a baggage check while passing through immigration at Changi Airport.


In his post, Mr Wong said the ICA officer involved had not responded to his requests for an explanation as to why he was being checked, and that his phone had been snatched from him when he tried to record a video of the incident.

Mr Wong alleged that the incident was an abuse of power by the officer. The Facebook post, which had more than 400 shares, has been taken down.

In a Facebook post on Monday, Mr Wong apologised for his initial post. "I was under tremendous pressure to get to my next meeting and attend to many pressing matters," he said.

In its statement, the ICA reminded people that photography and videography are not permitted within certain areas at checkpoints, and that travellers may be subject to additional checks and interviews when necessary.

"For travellers who refuse to comply with the security checks, ICA will not hesitate to take firm action against them, in accordance with the law," it said.




Ultimate vindication for immigration officer Eugene Ng.
Posted by Mothership.sg on Thursday, October 22, 2015




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