O-level cheating case: Ex-principal of tuition centre allegedly fled Singapore


A file photo of Poh Yuan Nie from 2018. A warrant of arrest was issued for Poh on Nov 23, 2022, after she failed to turn up in court. - ST FILE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The authorities are looking to apply for an Interpol red notice against the missing former principal of an education centre.

Poh Yuan Nie, 56, was earlier sentenced to four years’ jail over 27 counts of cheating involving candidates in the 2016 O-level examinations.

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