PUB investigating after youths seen fishing in waters near Marina Bay Sands
Singapore's national water agency, PUB, is investigating two youths seen fishing in a non-designated area near Marina Bay Sands. Fishing in unauthorized areas is illegal and can result in fines or prosecution.
Why it matters
The incident highlights strict environmental and public safety regulations in Singapore regarding water catchment areas.
The national water agency PUB is investigating after two youths were allegedly seen fishing in the waters near Marina Bay Sands (MBS).
In a video shared on TikTok on Friday (Oct 16), one of the youths is seen reeling in a fishing rod in front of the Louis Vuitton Island store at MBS.
He can also be heard seeking assistance from his companion as he pulls the fish out of the water.
In the comments section, several netizens questioned the youths' actions, noting that fishing is not permitted in the area.
"It's illegal to fish at Marina Bay water catchment area!" one user commented.
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