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Marina Bay Sands Fined for Surveillance Lapses

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Thu 14 Feb 2013 at 03:32

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Surveillance breaches have cost Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands S$475,000 in fines.

The Casino Regulatory Authority said the resort failed to comply with regulations in three instances dating back to September 2011.

The first, which led to a $150,000 fine, was for failing to retain casino surveillance footage for the duration specified by law. The second, costing $100,000, was for failing to ensure continuous recording of casino surveillance footage. The third, resulting in a $225,000 penalty, was for not having a notification system in place to alert the casino of failures to the surveillance system.

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