GENERAL9 Sept 2026
Singapore Police investigate five people over 'racist' online comments on Nepal flash floods, Air India
Singapore police have questioned five people, aged 29 to 66, over racist online comments about Nepal flood victims and Air India's fresh equity ask. More than a thousand people died, and some Singaporeans are still missing. Police warn these comments can hurt racial feelings and cause hostility. Think before posting—this kind of talk is now being investigated.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Singapore police have questioned five people, aged between 29 and 66, over racist online comments.
- The comments were linked to the Nepal floods disaster and Singapore Airlines' investment in Air India.
- Police say they take a serious view of conduct that may hurt racial feelings or incite hostility between groups.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you post online about a tragedy or business news involving another community, avoid racist or xenophobic remarks—police are actively investigating such comments and may question you.
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