Singapore: Former nurse to be charged over stealing patients’ bank card details to make unauthorised transactions


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SINGAPORE: A former male nurse who allegedly stole banking details from patients in his care, will be charged in court with cheating, theft and unauthorised access to computer material, among others.

The accused, 23, was a Woodlands Health nurse deployed to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital at the time of the offence, police said in a statement on Jan 21.

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