Singapore: Woman makes police report alleging safe distancing ambassador stalked her


“Our agencies will investigate feedback of inappropriate actions made against SDAs or enforcement officers," said a spokesman. - AFP

SINGAPORE, Aug 24 (The New Paper via The Straits Times): She got to know the safe distancing ambassador (SDA) in November last year when he helped her speak to a customer about safe distancing guidelines.

He allegedly told her she looked pretty and asked for her days off and if she had a boyfriend. Soon after he started following her. She was so traumatised she eventually made a police report.

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