Assets seized in Singapore money laundering case swell to $2.2 billion - media

SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Assets seized in Singapore's biggest money laundering case have risen to more than S$3 billion ($2.24 billion) from S$2.8 billion in October, Singapore's Business Times reported on Friday.

The Business Times reported that 55 new properties and 15 vehicles were given prohibition of disposal orders by the police. Two people, who had left Singapore prior to the raid last year, were issued with arrest warrants and Interpol Red Notices, which is a request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and arrest them.