Two men arrested for allegedly stealing bank cards from passengers' bags on flight to Singapore两名男子因涉嫌在飞往新加坡的航班上从乘客行李中窃取银行卡而被捕
The men were found with three bank cards that did not belong to them, the police said.
The men were found with three bank cards that did not belong to them, the police said.
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SINGAPORE: Two men were arrested on Monday (Oct 12) for allegedly stealing bank cards from two passengers' bags stored in overhead compartments on a flight from Ho Chi Minh City to Singapore.
The two Chinese nationals, aged 54 and 59, were arrested at Changi Airport Terminal 4 at about 9.45am during an operation targeting theft onboard aircraft, the police said on Tuesday.
They were found with three bank cards that did not belong to them, the police added.
Investigations found that each man had allegedly taken bank cards from a different passenger's bag during the flight.
CNA Games Guess Word Crack the word, one row at a time Buzzword Create words using the given letters Mini Sudoku Tiny puzzle, mighty brain teaser Mini Crossword Small grid, big challenge Word Search Spot as many words as you can Show More Show Less Both passengers had stored their bags in an overhead compartment and did not realise their cards were missing when they left the plane, police said. The two men will be charged on Wednesday with theft on board an aircraft. If convicted, they could be jailed for up to three years, fined or both. Police advised passengers to keep cash and valuables with them instead of storing them in overhead compartments. They should also look out for people opening overhead compartments and rummaging through baggage during flights, and alert cabin crew if they spot suspicious behaviour.
Both passengers had stored their bags in an overhead compartment and did not realise their cards were missing when they left the plane, police said.
The two men will be charged on Wednesday with theft on board an aircraft. If convicted, they could be jailed for up to three years, fined or both.
Police advised passengers to keep cash and valuables with them instead of storing them in overhead compartments.
They should also look out for people opening overhead compartments and rummaging through baggage during flights, and alert cabin crew if they spot suspicious behaviour.
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警方称，在这些人身上搜出了三张不属于他们的银行卡。
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新加坡：两名男子于周一（10 月 12 日）被捕，他们涉嫌在从胡志明市飞往新加坡的航班上，从两名乘客存放在头顶行李舱内的行李中窃取银行卡。
警方周二表示，两名年龄分别为 54 岁和 59 岁的中国公民于上午 9 点 45 分左右在樟宜机场 4 号航站楼被捕，当时警方正在开展打击飞机上盗窃的行动。
警方补充说，他们在他们身上搜出了三张不属于他们的银行卡。
调查发现，两名男子涉嫌在飞行途中从不同乘客的包里偷走了银行卡。
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警方表示，这两名乘客都将行李存放在头顶行李舱内，下飞机时并未发现自己的银行卡不见了。
这两名男子将于周三被控在飞机上盗窃。如果罪名成立，他们可能被判处最高三年监禁、罚款或两者并罚。
警方建议乘客将现金和贵重物品随身携带，不要存放在头顶行李架上。
他们还应该留意飞行途中是否有人打开头顶行李舱或翻找行李，如果发现可疑行为，应立即通知机组人员。
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