Singapore security union backs guards after row with swearing Hong Kong principal

Singapore's Union of Security Employees (USE) has expressed its support for security guards involved in an incident with a Hong Kong school principal. The confrontation occurred at SAFRA Jurong, a recreational club, over a parking dispute. A video of the argument, where the principal allegedly swore at the guards, circulated widely on social media. The principal, Lee Cheuk-hing, who was in Singapore with students, has since resigned from his school and apologized for his conduct. The USE stated it "stands firmly behind" the security guards.