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EX-NTUC FAIRPRICE EMPLOYEES CHARGED WITH TAKING OVER S$500,000 IN BRIBES FROM
FISH SUPPLIERS

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EX-NTUC FAIRPRICE EMPLOYEES CHARGED WITH TAKING OVER S$500,000 IN BRIBES FROM
FISH SUPPLIERS

SINGAPORE — Two former NTUC FairPrice employees were charged on Friday (May 6)
with receiving bribes amounting to about S$523,000 from several people to
advance their business interests with the supermarket chain.

Ili Nadhirah Mansor/TODAY
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BRYAN NG

By Bryan Ng
Published May 6, 2022
Updated May 6, 2022
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SINGAPORE — Two former NTUC FairPrice employees were charged on Friday (May 6)
with receiving bribes amounting to about S$523,000 from several people to
advance their business interests with the supermarket chain.

Lim Kian Kok, 47, formerly a senior team leader at NTUC FairPrice, is facing 34
corruption charges. See Hock Lam, 69, a former team leader at NTUC FairPrice,
faces 31 corruption charges.


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The offences were allegedly committed between 2013 and 2020, the Corrupt
Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) said in a news release.

The bribes were allegedly obtained as inducement for Lim to further the business
interests of various fish suppliers with NTUC FairPrice.

Three other people in the fish supply business at the time have been charged
over their involvement in the alleged corruption offences.

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They are:

 * Chew Kim Hwee, 47, a director of Fish Vision Agro-tech at the time
 * Heah Han Huat, 65, the sole proprietor of Ocean Trust Trading at the time
 * Ng Keng Meng, 57, a partner of Nam Soon Sin Kee & Co at the time

Chew faces two charges of conspiring to bribe Lim with about S$26,900 in 2020.


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Heah and Ng each face eight charges of bribing Lim with S$43,500 and S$217,500
respectively from 2013 to 2020.

Anyone found guilty of a corruption offence can be jailed for up to five years,
fined up to S$100,000 or both.

CPIB said that companies are strongly advised to put in place robust procedures
in areas such as procurement and internal audit to prevent falling victim to
corrupt acts by their employees.

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