Singapore: Construction Firm, Boss Charged Over Tanjong Katong Sinkhole
Ohin Construction, its managing director and several employees were charged on Thursday over alleged lapses linked to the sinkhole that appeared in Singapore’s Tanjong Katong neighbourhood in July last year. The company faces eight charges, mostly under the Building Control Act, Workplace Safety and Health Act and Workplace Safety and Health (General Provisions) regulations. Its managing director, 64-year-old Ivan Ong Khiaw Yang, and six others were also charged in relation t
Ohin Construction and its managing director, Ivan Ong Khiaw Yang, along with several employees, have been formally charged in Singapore. The charges stem from alleged failures connected to a sinkhole that emerged in the Tanjong Katong area last July. The company faces eight charges, primarily under the Building Control Act and related workplace safety regulations.
Ong, 64, and six other individuals are also facing charges in connection with the incident. The specific details of the lapses leading to the sinkhole's formation are now part of the legal proceedings.
The charges highlight accountability for construction safety and regulatory compliance following a significant infrastructure incident.
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