SINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) - The chief executive of mainboard-listed logistics company Vibrant Group, Khua Kian Keong, is facing a charge in court after allegedly pushing the former chairman of KTL Global down some stairs.
According to a charge sheet seen by The Business Times, the alleged incident took place on Jan 13, 2021, at the staircase leading from level two to level one of 7 Gul Road. Khua, 52, who was charged in the Singapore State Courts in January, was alleged to have pushed Mr Tan Tock Han. Mr Tan fractured his right shoulder.
Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority filings list 7 Gul Road as the registered address of KTL Offshore. The company has a director named Tan Tock Han, who was also previously the executive chairman of mainboard-listed KTL Global, until he resigned in December 2018.
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Lawyer M Ravi at Singapore State Courts on December 16, 2020. TODAY pic
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SINGAPORE, Dec 16 Human rights lawyer M. Ravi was charged today with criminally defaming Law and Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam in a Facebook post last month.
Ravi had claimed that fellow lawyer Eugene Thuraisingam, who briefly employed Ravi when he was suspended from practising law in 2015, had said Shanmugam “wields influence over Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon.”
In the November 6 Facebook post, he alleged that Thuraisingam had also said Shanmugam “calls the shot and controlls (sic) Sundaresh Menon.”
A Singaporean company director was jailed on Friday for supplying sanctioned alcohol worth almost half a million U.S. dollars to North Korea between 2013 and 2018, the Singapore State Courts confirmed to NK News on Monday.
The sentencing follows a flurry of similar cases in recent years where Singaporean authorities have charged and prosecuted local firms and individuals involved with exporting sanctioned consumer goods to North Korea.
Lim “William” Cheng Hwee, 49, was jailed for two months after pleading guilty to three of nine charges related to Singapore’s United Nations Regulations of 2010, the Straits Times reported
A Singaporean company director was jailed on Friday for supplying sanctioned alcohol worth almost half a million U.S. dollars to North Korea between 2013 and 2018, the Singapore State Courts confirmed to