Han Hui Hui livestreams from hospital claiming she was ‘separated’ from children, MSF cites ‘safety concerns’

SPF confirmed that Ms Han’s three children were taken from their home to the hospital on Feb 15 after police assessed that there were “safety concerns for the children to remain in Ms Han’s household”.

The police added that several reports have been lodged concerning Ms Han’s household, including allegations of violence among Ms Han, her husband, and her mother-in-law.

“Significantly, there were also allegations against Ms Han and her husband concerning the safety and welfare of their three children,” the statement read.

A safety plan for the children’s care was subsequently implemented. Under the arrangement, which Ms Han and her husband consented to, a designated safe adult in the household — the paternal grandmother — was to oversee the children’s care when they were under Ms Han’s supervision.

Even with the safety plan in place, the police continued to receive reports that included mutual allegations by Ms Han and the paternal grandmother against each other.

Children taken away from home after alleged altercation involving grandma

On Feb 15, the police were alerted to an alleged altercation between the paternal grandmother and Ms Han’s children.

As the “designated safe adult” was also involved in an incident with the children, and with no other suitable safe adult available, police brought Ms Han’s three children to the hospital for medical assessment and care.

The joint statement stated that the hospital is designated as a place of temporary care and protection under the Children and Young Persons Act 1993. MSF’s Protective Service (PSV) was later alerted to the case and tasked with making care arrangements for the children.

On Feb 19, Ms Han and her husband signed an agreement for the children to remain at the hospital. Under this agreement, the pair were allowed weekly supervised access to their children:

• Ms Han: Feb 20 and 26
• Ms Han’s husband: Feb 21 and 27

On Feb 28, the date of the live stream, the hospital informed Ms Han that two of her children had come down with a fever.

She had another supervised visit the following day, on March 1.

Despite the bout of illness, all three children remain “safe and well” at the hospital, the statement read.

Ms Han had mentioned her husband, a Singaporean, in a post celebrating the birth of her eldest child.

Stomp has reached out to Han Hui Hui for comment.

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