$3b money laundering case: $1.85b in assets surrendered by 15 suspects on the run
The Straits Times - Singapore·2024-11-18 18:00
SINGAPORE – Assets worth about $1.85 billion have been surrendered to the state by 15 foreigners who are on the run from the police in Singapore’s largest money laundering case.
This brings the total amount of assets surrendered in the case to almost $2.8 billion so far, with $944 million in assets previously surrendered by 10 money launderers who were jailed and deported.
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WhiskeyRose 22/11/2024
Chinese nationals but also hold citizenships of countries like Cambodia, Dominica, Vanuatu and Turkey. Only can be citizens of the 👆, try see can get American, British or Australian citizens
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Jean Lim 20/11/2024
谢谢分享。Thanks for sharing this update.
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Userj1gk 20/11/2024
where the money go after they confiscate it????
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8964 is real 20/11/2024
Hahahah I feel like sg government taking all those laundering money from the laundering persons …….. feel so shiok
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Userh7mp 22/11/2024
Now we can have more hand out from P.A.P🙏
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