Wong Xing Fong took issue with how the victim had worn her mask, before swearing at her using her race and kicking her in the chest.
SINGAPORE: A man was convicted by a court on Tuesday after he cursed a woman based on her race and kicked her in the chest in 2021.
District Judge Shaifuddin Saruwan convicted him of both charges, finding Mdm Nita's evidence cogent, reliable and corroborated by a passer-by. The man approached her and swore at her. Mdm Nita tried to de-escalate the situation and told him:"God bless you."
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