They reportedly advertise their services online.
\n\nSeveral massage parlours offering "special services" have allegedly popped up along River Valley Road and Mohamed Sultan Road.
\n\nThe police have raided and shut down the establishments, but they quickly reopen afterwards.
\n\nShin Min Daily News (Shin Min) reported that a total of six massage parlours were found in the area (within 50m distance), with four of them suspected of providing sexual services.
\n\nAn anonymous source claimed that two of the parlours belong to the same owner.
\n\nAccording to Shin Min, the masseuses at two of the establishments appeared to be very cautious, preferring not to discuss services at the counter.
\n\nThe Shin Min reporter was told to fill out a form with their name and IC number as part of police regulations.
\n\nHowever, once they entered the parlour, the masseuse said that "special services" were offered.
\n\nHalfway through the massage, the reporter was asked if they wanted a "prostate massage", priced between S$50 and S$100.
\n\nWhen they declined, the masseuse said that she would only receive S$10 in commissions from a regular massage, and that her pay would be docked if she did not meet the monthly target.
\n\nShe also revealed that other…
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