Prosecution calls for S$70,000 fine for ex-employee of Hyflux subsidiary over graft


Lee Yuet Heng had pleaded guilty to two graft charges in August and he will be sentenced on Nov 18. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: The prosecution has called for a S$70,000 fine for a former deputy project director at a wholly owned subsidiary of water treatment firm Hyflux who accepted bribes, including a loan of more than S$27,000.

Lee Yuet Heng, now 74, was then working for water management solutions firm Hydrochem.

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