Shell oil heist: Two months’ jail for then surveyor who accepted S$7,900 in bribes


Mauritian national Naushad Carrim Tengur’s offence was linked to a $128 million oil heist from Shell Eastern Petroleum’s Pulau Bukom site. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: A surveyor accepted around US$6,000 (S$7,900) in bribes from a colleague in exchange for turning a blind eye to unauthorised loadings of Shell’s gas oil onto marine vessels.

Mauritian national Naushad Carrim Tengur’s offence was linked to a $128m oil heist from Shell Eastern Petroleum’s Pulau Bukom site.

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