Brother of RM8.3bil money laundering accused is one of eight suspects on the run, says Singapore's Deputy Public Prosecutor


Wang Shuiting, the brother of Vang Shuiming (seen in illustration), is one of eight people on the run from the authorities. ST ILLUSTRATION: CEL GULAPA

SINGAPORE: One of the eight people wanted by the police in Singapore’s worst money laundering scandal is the brother of an accused person involved in the case.

The accused person, Vang Shuiming, is also known as Wang Shuiming. He is one of 10 foreigners, all originally from China, who are accused of being involved in the case that has seen $2.4 billion worth of assets and cash seized.

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