Philippine mayor linked to couple in Singapore’s S$3bil money laundering case under probe


Alice Guo, the mayor of Bamban town in the Philippines, is the subject of a Senate probe over her alleged ties to criminal activities. - MAYOR ALICE LEAL GUO/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE: The mayor of a small town in the Philippines, who is said to own 16 vehicles and a helicopter, has been linked to two foreigners arrested in Singapore’s $3 billion money laundering case.

The revelation emerged when Alice Guo, mayor of Bamban in Tarlac, a province north of Manila, was investigated by the Senate of the Philippines over her alleged involvement in illegal scam hubs.

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