PDPC Decision on Data Protection Breach by People Central Pte. Ltd.

Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) issued a decision against People Central Pte. Ltd. for breaching data protection obligations. The company experienced an unauthorized access and deletion of client employee data due to insufficient security arrangements, including SQL injection vulnerabilities and weak access controls. The decision was handled under an expedited procedure due to the organization's admission of facts and breach.

Marina Bay Sands Data Breach Penalty Decision

Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission has issued a decision against Marina Bay Sands Pte. Ltd. for a data breach affecting approximately 665,495 members. The breach resulted from insufficient security arrangements and a failure to mitigate risks of human error, leading to unauthorized access and disclosure of personal data. A financial penalty has been imposed.

PDPC Decision on Data Protection and Accountability

Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) issued a decision against Air Sino-Euro Associates Travel Pte. Ltd. for failing to protect customer data, resulting in unauthorized access and disclosure. The organization also failed to appoint a data protection officer and implement internal policies.

Goldheart Jewelry Data Breach Decision

Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission has issued a decision against Goldheart Jewelry Pte. Ltd. for a data breach affecting 41,379 individuals. The breach resulted from insufficient security measures, including a failure to implement adequate patch management and access controls, leading to unauthorized access and disclosure of personal data.

PDPC Decision on Institute of Mental Health Data Consent

The Singapore Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) amended a previous decision concerning the Institute of Mental Health (IMH). The amendment clarifies the factual background regarding IMH's use of patient data for research study recruitment, specifically addressing implied consent and the visibility of a notification to patients.

Statutory Bodies and Government Companies (Protection of Secrecy) Act 1983 Amendment

Singapore published an amendment to the Statutory Bodies and Government Companies (Protection of Secrecy) Act 1983, effective March 18, 2026. This amendment adds the National Council of Social Service to the Schedule of the Act, impacting its secrecy provisions.

Official Secrets Act 1935 Amended

The Official Secrets Act 1935 of Singapore has been amended to include two new councils in its schedule. The National Council of Social Service and the Public Transport Council are now explicitly listed, impacting how information related to these bodies is handled under the Act. This amendment comes into effect on March 18, 2026.

Active Mobility (Shared Paths) Amendment Order 2026

The Land Transport Authority of Singapore has published the Active Mobility (Shared Paths) (Amendment) Order 2026. This amendment modifies the First Schedule of the principal Order, updating the description of a specific shared path near Lentor MRT station.

Active Mobility (Pedestrian-Only Paths) Amendment Order 2026

The Land Transport Authority of Singapore has amended the Active Mobility (Pedestrian-Only Paths) Order 2018 by adding three new pedestrian-only paths along Kim Seng Road. These amendments, effective March 17, 2026, designate specific sections of the road for pedestrian use, impacting local traffic and mobility planning.

Road Traffic Exemption Order for Duathlon 2026 event

The Singapore Minister for Home Affairs has issued the Road Traffic (MetaSprint Series Duathlon 2026 — Exemption) Order 2026. This order provides an exemption from certain road traffic rules for participants of the MetaSprint Series Duathlon 2026 event, which will take place on March 15, 2026.