Malaysian jailed for Woodlands Checkpoint breach


SINGAPORE: A Malaysian driver, who was charged with failing to stop his car for immigration clearance at the Woodlands Checkpoint on April 14, has been sentenced to eight weeks' jail. 

Local television Channel NewsAsia (CNA) reported Tuesday that Koh Chin Had, 42, was the third motorist to be arrested this year for breaching security at the checkpoint. 

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