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BINI Mikha back to work after driving controversy

BINI Mikha back to work after driving controversy

BINI Mikha back to work after driving controversy

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BINI is currently in Taiwan for its 'Signals' world tour

MANILA, Philippines – After getting her license suspended by the Land Transportation Office (LTO), BINI’s Mikha Lim is back to work.

Lim in currently Taiwan for the P-pop girl group’s “Signals” world tour. They arrived in the country on Friday, November 13, and were welcomed by their fans, BLOOMs, at the airport.

Since then, BINI has completed several activities around Taipei, first meeting with Filipinos at the Golden Brother Dormitory, and then hosting a welcome lunch and media conference, followed by another fan meeting at the Meteor Garden Dormitory.

The 23-year-old P-pop idol had earlier been the subject of controversy after a clip of her using her phone while driving went viral. The video was a part of her livestream from November 9.

Internet users had been quick to express alarm regarding the issue, urging the LTO to take swift action against the BINI member.

On November 11, she had then voluntarily appeared before the office of LTO assistant secretary Markus Lacanilao after a show cause order was issued against her, ABS-CBN News reported.

The same report stated that Lim had originally been scheduled to appear at the LTO on November 20, but chose to come earlier to “show good faith,” and then surrendered her driver’s license.

In brief

MANILA, Philippines – After getting her license suspended by the Land Transportation Office (LTO), BINI’s Mikha Lim is back to work. Since then, BINI has completed several activities around Taipei, first meeting with Filipinos at the Golden Brother Dormitory, and then hosting a welcome lunch and media conference, followed by another fan meeting at the Meteor Garden Dormitory.

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