Ong Beng Seng fined S$30,000 for abetting former Singapore minister Iswaran in obstructing course of justice

Ong Beng Seng was handed the maximum fine for the offence after he had earlier pleaded guilty on Aug 4. - ST

SINGAPORE: Billionaire tycoon Ong Beng Seng was fined S$30,000 on Friday (Aug 15) for abetting the obstruction of justice in a case linked to former transport minister S. Iswaran.

Ong, 79, was handed the maximum fine for the offence after he had earlier pleaded guilty on Aug 4.

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