29 ex-SMRT bus drivers flown back to China

They flew on 2 December.

Here's what the Ministry of Home Affairs Spokesperson said on the issue:

The Ministry of Home Affairs confirms that all 29 former SMRT bus drivers have been repatriated to their home country. They were placed on flights on Sunday, 2 December 2012, between 12.15AM and 4.35PM. They were cooperative and the process took place without incident. PRC Embassy officials, as well as SMRT staff, assisted in the repatriation exercise. ”

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