Singapore General Hospital Warns Public About Phone Scams
Singapore General Hospital (SGH) is issuing a warning that it will never ask individuals to transfer money over the phone. The public is advised to be vigilant and report suspicious contacts.
Singapore General Hospital (SGH) has released a statement to alert patients and the public about potential phishing and scam attempts.
The hospital emphasized that it will never request individuals to transfer money via a phone call. This serves as a crucial reminder, especially given the rise in digital scams.
Individuals who receive calls asking for money transfers, impersonating SGH staff, are urged to be cautious. In cases of doubt, direct contact with official channels is advised.
SGH directs the public to contact the ScamShield helpline at 1799 or visit www.scamshield.gov.sg if they suspect they have encountered a scam. These resources are available to provide assistance and information regarding fraud prevention.
The hospital aims to ensure the safety of its patients and protect them from financial fraud. This advisory is part of broader efforts to raise awareness about potential risks.