World · Singapore Bureau
MUIS, CASE join forces to resolve Meat Brothers refund delays
The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore and the Community and Youth Development Board are working together to assist approximately 400 korban participants affected by disruptions at The Meat Brothers. The initiative aims to expedite refunds for those yet to receive compensation.
LSN Singapore ·
The Meat Brothers' operational disruption has left around 400 sohibul korban—Muslim devotees who have purchased sacrificial animals for Eid al-Adha—awaiting refunds, prompting intervention from two key Singapore agencies. MUIS and CASE have established a collaborative effort to support the affected participants and facilitate the resolution of outstanding payments. The disruption, which impacted the korban distribution process during the religious observance, has created financial concerns for the community members involved. Both organisations are working to identify those still awaiting compensation and to streamline the refund process. The joint initiative underscores authorities' commitment to resolving the matter swiftly and ensuring affected devotees receive their due payments without further delay.