Court rejects application by David Yong, of Netflix’s Super Rich In Korea, to travel to Japan


David Yong is facing four falsification of account charges involving sums that run into the millions. - ST

SINGAPORE: Businessman David Yong’s application to travel to Japan for work on Friday (Aug 30) was rejected by the State Courts, with District Judge Terence Tay saying he remains a flight risk.

The 37-year-old chief executive of Evergreen Group Holdings, who was arrested on Aug 1 just three months after he appeared in Super Rich In Korea, a series on Netflix, is facing four falsification of account charges involving sums that run into the millions.

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