Preschool Child Abuse Case in Singapore: A 40-Year-Old Woman Charged

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In a troubling incident at a Singapore preschool, a 40-year-old woman has been accused of hitting a one-year-old girl’s face multiple times, causing visible injury.

The woman, now facing charges under the Children and Young Persons Act, could be sentenced to up to eight years in prison, a fine of S$8,000, or both if found guilty.

Immediate Actions

Following the incident, the preschool took swift action, suspending and later terminating the woman’s employment.

Court Developments

The woman, who appeared in court without legal representation, expressed her intention to plead guilty. Her next court hearing is scheduled for January 17.

Child Safety Measures

The Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) has intervened, emphasizing the importance of child safety and the rigorous standards expected of preschool staff.

Also learn about Teacher Allegedly Abused Children at Woodlands Preschool: Immediate Action Taken.

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