Two Malaysians nabbed for working illegally as food delivery riders in Singapore


The Malaysians were found to be using both Foodpanda and Deliveroo accounts belonging to Singaporeans to illegally to carry out deliveries.ST PHOTO: KELVIN CHNG.

SINGAPORE (ANN): Food delivery companies Foodpanda and Deliveroo are being investigated by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) after two Malaysians were caught working illegally as food delivery riders.

In a statement on Wednesday (May 15), MOM called on all food delivery companies to tighten their processes after the two men were caught without valid work passes in separate operations.

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