New anti-money laundering laws in Singapore target kingpins’ profits from environmental crime
SINGAPORE – In a 2022 Interpol video, Mr Kittichai Runglaiboonwong from Thailand’s Department of National Parks walks around piles of illegally logged timber.
At US$290 (S$380) per kg, a 59kg bag of agarwood could easily fetch about US$14,500, he says.
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就你啦！ 15/09/2024
Please lah ! You are too naive thinking rolling out such new anti money laundering law going to stop criminals making money! The donkey are being stupid and dumb greedy allowing the rice to make invest here easily. You think criminals are all poor people? Super rich people with criminals mindset strength themselves to loopholes provide by silly donkeys policies!
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