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S$40m Skillsfuture Fraud: Last Syndicate Member To Be Sentenced Gets Over 13 Years' Jail - Vimarsana News

S$40m Skillsfuture Fraud: Last Syndicate Member To Be Sentenced Gets Over 13 Years' Jail

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Final 2 suspects in S$39.9 million SkillsFuture scam get over 13 years' jail - Vimarsana News

Final 2 suspects in S$39.9 million SkillsFuture scam get over 13 years' jail

The scam involved a total of 11 people.

Nearly 14 years' jail for man linked to $40m ruse involving largest fraud of govt funds to date , Latest Singapore News - Vimarsana News

Nearly 14 years' jail for man linked to $40m ruse involving largest fraud of govt funds to date , Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - A man who helped a syndicate to launder about $40 million – a sum which the prosecution said was the largest fraud of government funds to date – was sentenced on Wednesday to 13 years and nine months’ jail. David Lim Wee Hong, 44, committed the offences... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Nearly 14 years' jail for man linked to $40m ruse involving largest fraud of govt funds to date - Vimarsana News

Nearly 14 years' jail for man linked to $40m ruse involving largest fraud of govt funds to date

David Lim Wee Hong admitted that he was part of the syndicate that duped SkillsFuture Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore: Last person linked to RM134mil ruse involving largest fraud of govt funds to date pleads guilty - Vimarsana News

Singapore: Last person linked to RM134mil ruse involving largest fraud of govt funds to date pleads guilty

He helped a syndicate to launder some S$40 million (RM134 million) – a sum which the prosecution said was the largest fraud of government funds to date – between Sept 7 and Nov 1, 2017.