Police give Getai organisers verbal warning for indecent
exposure
SINGAPORE : The singing-and-dancing Getai fever during the
month-long Hungry Ghost season is back.
But this year, police have issued organisers of the show a
verbal reminder against any indecent exposure.
More singers from overseas are flocking here for the
month-long festival, and some are not shy about showing some
skin.
After each performance, some singers strip down to bikini
wear. They said such acts were part of their agreement, but this
has left some members of the public feeling uneasy.
However, organisers and performers have since made a
public apology for the inappropriate outfits.
Under the Public Entertainments and Meetings Act, anyone
caught violating the rules could be fined up to
S$10,000.
- CNA /ls
