NOC Drama & Public Eye: Police & MOM Dig Deeper
The buzz around Night Owl Cinematics (NOC) and its co‑founder Sylvia Chan is still going strong. On Thursday, October 21, the Singapore Police and the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) confirmed they’re digging into the story.
What’s the Hype?
- Mistreatment at Work – Employees claim their nights were more grueling than a marathon of midnight movies.
- Freelance Fund Fuss – Allegations that company money went on the wrong side of the budget.
- Too‑Close Askings – Rumors of sexual favours that made the plot line feel a bit too steamy for a workplace.
- Tangled Hearts – Accusations of infidelity that would make any romantic screenplay look tame.
Official Replies
The police have accepted a formal report and are on the case.
MOM, in partnership with the Tripartite Alliance for Fair and Progressive Employment Practices (TAFEP), shared that they’ve heard the public buzz and are actively in touch with NOC to investigate.
In a joint statement, TAFEP said: “We’re currently talking with the company to get to the bottom of this.”
Quick Contact
If you’re curious, you can throw an email over to [email protected] for more moves on this scandal.
Stick around – it’s still a cliffhanger over here. The next chapter? Stay tuned, folks.
