Singapore News - A food delivery rider with a gambling habit who borrowed $3,000 from a loan shark relinquished control of three of his bank accounts to the latter in exchange for a loan offset of $500 per account. Among his offences, Alvin Phua Khian Tat applied for an OCBC bank account,. Read more at www.tnp.sg
The man later called the Health Promotion Board to inquire about his vouchers.
He was informed they had been mailed to his old address and had been used. He then made a police report.
Asmah also stole grocery vouchers belonging to a resident of the housing block, who learnt after speaking to staff at Tiong Bahru Community Centre that her vouchers had been used. She made a police report on Oct 14 last year.
Asmah was traced through closed-circuit television footage and arrested two days later.
Court documents state that no restitution has been made, and the victims have since applied for replacement vouchers.
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Guo Jiaxun pleaded guilty to three counts each of corruption and falsification of accounts.PHOTO: ST FILE
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