A 60-year-old man was fined on Wednesday (Aug 28) for failing to declare that he was carrying currencies worth more than S$101,000 through Tuas Checkpoint. Police were alerted on Sep 20 last year that Sia Hock Kian was carrying more than S$20,000 in cash at the checkpoint. “Investigations revealed that (Sia) was carrying Singapore and Malaysia currencies worth more than S$101,000 when he entered Singapore, and had failed to give a report to an authorised officer in respect of the cash movement,” the Singapore Police Force said in a news release on Wednesday. Sia was convicted and fined S$5,000 for failing to report ... (full story)