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SINGAPORE – A woman accused of repeatedly failing to wear a mask in public during the coronavirus outbreak and who was seen in a video clip claiming to be a “sovereign” was handed two additional charges on Tuesday (May 19).
Singaporean Paramjeet Kaur, 41, who wore a mask in court, is now accused of failing to wear one over her nose and mouth at an Upper Thomson Road food stall at around 7.45pm on April 26.
She is also said to have failed to report her change of home address to a registration officer within 28 days after she moved in November last year.
Court documents state that she moved from a flat at Block 34, Whampoa West to a house in Jalan Ikan Merah near Upper Thomson Road.
Kaur is now represented by lawyer Anil Singh Sandhu. Lawyer Satwant Singh is no longer representing her.
The Singapore-born woman did not state her full name when asked to do so in court on Tuesday.
Instead, Mr Anil Singh was the one who confirmed to District Judge Adam Nakhoda that she is his client.
When Kaur was later asked if she understood her additional charges, she replied: “I’m a living woman. I reserve my rights.”
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