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Man gets jail for giving over $4k in bribes via CPF contributions
The Straits Times
|February 05, 2025
Company director wanted to help Sats exec involved in tender evaluation get housing loan
A man was sentenced to two weeks' jail on Feb 4 for giving more than $4,000 in bribes to an employee of Sats, the main ground-handling and in-flight catering service provider at Changi Airport.
Lim Ban Hock, 58, then a director at two companies, made Central Provident Fund (CPF) contributions amounting to $4,736 to Leong Poh Keong even though the latter was not working for TK Engineering and Env-Pro Tech Engineering.
The prosecution told the court that Lim did so to help Leong, also known as Kelvin, obtain a housing loan from the Housing Board.
In earlier proceedings, Deputy Public Prosecutor Bryan Wong said that at the time of the offences, Leong was a member of Sats' tender evaluation committee.
Separately, Lim gave Leong a bribe of $2,000 in the form of a loan, and Leong has not returned the money, the prosecution added.
Lim had earlier pleaded guilty on Jan 8 to a graft charge involving the $4,736. A second graft charge linked to the $2,000 and one count of cheating HDB were considered during his sentencing.
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