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Secondary school operations manager, company director charged with corruption offences

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The school's operations manager Goh Jong Lih allegedly obtained bribes in the form of loans totalling S$9,500 (US$7,100) from company director Loo Wei Kiat.

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Secondary school operations manager, company director charged with corruption offences

The school's operations manager Goh Jong Lih allegedly obtained bribes in the form of loans totalling S$9,500 (US$7,100) from company director Loo Wei Kiat.

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Ex-cop who worked as school ops manager charged with taking bribes from company director

Goh Jong Lih was handed a total of 23 charges under the Prevention of Corruption Act.

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School Operations Manager Charged with 23 Corruption Offences for $9,500 in Bribes

Goh Jong Lih, a 61-year-old operations manager at St Anthony’s Canossian Secondary School (SACSS), was charged in court on 26 Mar 2025 with multiple corruption offences. Goh faces 23 charges under the Prevention of Corruption Act. School Operations Manager Accepted $9,500 in Loans as Bribes According to the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB), Goh allegedly obtained bribes disguised as loans from Loo Wei Kiat, a 45-year-old director at…

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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