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S'porean actor Glenn Yong says he was inappropriately touched at Changi Airport twice during security check

He said the pat-down was "unusually touchy".

S'porean actor Glenn Yong says he was inappropriately touched at Changi Airport twice during security check

Singaporean actor Glenn Yong has alleged that he was inappropriately touched during a security check at Changi Airport on two separate occasions. In a series of Instagram stories posted on September 29, Yong, 29, claimed that the pat-down during routine security checks was unusually intrusive, brushing against his private areas twice.

He expressed concern over the incident, stating that his team was in the process of reporting the matter. When contacted by Mothership, Changi Airport Group confirmed they are aware of the matter and are currently investigating.

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