Temasek Foundation to begin distribution of free hand sanitiser in Singapore from April 12
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Temasek Foundation on Tuesday announced the distribution of free sanitiser in Singapore starting April 12. As part of its second #BYOBclean initiative, Temasek Foundation will enable every interested household in Singapore to collect 500ml free, zero alcohol hand sanitiser from automated vending machines.
Residents will need to do their own self-collection at these vending machines, using the QR code in their March/April SP bill or SP account number, a release stated.
“Through this distribution, we hope to remind Singapore residents to stay safe by practising good hand hygiene. Working with our various partners, we believe that Singapore will pull through this challenging time and emerge as a more resilient nation together,” said Lim Boon Heng, Chairman of Temasek.
Nation 30 Mar 2021
KUALA LUMPUR: The 13 bank transactions involving the accounts of Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng and his wife had no links to 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB), the High Court heard.
Lawyer Datuk Tan Hock Chuan, who represented Ng and his wife Lim Hwee Bin, said the monies that flowed into the bank accounts did not come from 1MDB and that there were bank documents to back it up.
He was submitting at the hearing of the government’s 1MDB-linked forfeiture suit against the couple and 16 others, which included Datuk Seri Najib Razak and the former prime minister’s family.
No 1MDB-link in ex-Goldman Sachs banker, wife s bank accounts, court hears
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There is no evidence showing a link between the bank transactions of a former Goldman Sachs banker and his wife and that of 1MDB, the Kuala Lumpur High Court heard today.
Lawyer Tan Hock Chuan submitted that the affidavits of two investigating officers into the 1MDB affair alone do not provide proof of such linkage involving Roger Ng and his wife Lim Hwee Bin.
Tan is acting for Ng and Lim during today’s hearing of the government’s 1MDB-linked forfeiture suit against the couple and 16 others.
Roger Ng to return after June 1 to face charges 16 Mar 2021 / 12:39 H.
KUALA LUMPUR: Former Goldman Sachs officer, Roger Ng Chong Hwa (pix, left) who was extradited to New York will be returning to Malaysia after June 1 to face charges of abetting with company on the sale of securities notes and bonds valued at US$6.5 billion belonging to a subsidiary of 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
The matter was announced by deputy public prosecutor Norinna Bahadun during case management before High Court Judge Datuk Muhammad Jamil Hussin today.
“The accused is still in New York and the US Justice Department said that Ng would be returning to Malaysia after June 1.