S'porean man, 65, ran unlicensed massage parlour in Orchard Towers where wife offered sexual services, fined S$7,000
The establishment was styled as a business offering facial and beauty care services.
In 2022, a 65-year-old Singaporean man named Leng Kheng Chiang was fined S$7,000 after running an unlicensed massage parlour in Orchard Towers. His wife was also found to be providing sexual services to customers during a police raid on the establishment. Leng had been the sole owner and operator of Fragrance Beauty, a business offering facial and beauty care services, since January 2022.
However, the mall had not yet undergone a makeover, which began in late 2023. Despite this, Fragrance Beauty did not possess a valid massage establishment licence. Police conducted an enforcement check on July 7, 2022, and discovered that Wang Aimei, Leng's wife, had been offering massages and sexual services for between S$100 and S$150.
Leng was aware of his wife's activities, even though the shop was not licensed to provide massages. The court deemed Leng guilty of violating the Massage Establishment Act 2017 by operating an unlicensed massage business, and he was fined S$7,000 in default of four weeks of imprisonment.
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