Once-vital Malay community organisation Majlis Pusat Singapura ordered to wind up


The dissolution of Majlis Pusat Singapura brings to an end a 55-year-old organisation. - ST

SINGAPORE: Majlis Pusat Singapura, a society that was once a leading voice for the Malay/Muslim community here, has been ordered by the courts to shutter and have its assets liquidated after it failed to settle debts of close to S$400,000.

A notice gazetted on June 3 said RSM Corporate Advisory had been appointed as the liquidator, following an order by the High Court for the society to be wound up.

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