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From ancient times to the present, the problem of corruption seems to have been a very difficult problem in the management process of various countries. During the Qing Dynasty, Hezhen was known as the world's largest corrupt official, and according to Wikipedia, he was the richest man in the world in the 18th century, surpassing the meyer Rothschild of the same period. Although there is no clear statement in the history books and the folk about how much he is greedy, the name of the king of corruption is absolutely impossible for hezhen to run.
Of course, there are countries with serious corruption problems, and naturally there are clean countries. According to transparency international's national corruption index rankings, Denmark, New Zealand, Finland, Singapore, Sweden and Switzerland are currently the six countries with the lowest levels of corruption in the world. And for nearly two decades, they have consistently ranked among the top in the Corruption Perceptions Index.
And two men and one woman and three Chinese do not believe in evil, and they have a crooked mind in Singapore!
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Two fuel company brokers and a deputy manager of a shipping company were sent to court for bribery, of which the female brokers have received more than 130,000 yuan in bribes in the past 5 years, and some ironically, the people involved are All Chinese!
The two fuel brokers, Wu Jieshi (45) and Lam Wai Hung (32), were working at Integral8 Fuels Asia Limited at the time of the crime.
Another accused is Wang Zhixian (33), who was an assistant manager at Pacific International Lines Pte Ltd at the time of the crime.
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Ms. Wu has faced eight counts of bribery, alleging that she accepted bribes totaling about US$95,000 (about S$130,617) between 2016 and 2020 to help Mike, a fuel broker at Taimin Petroleum & Chemicals Limited, and Jinan Lu, general manager of Seven Seas Oil (Hong Kong) Limited, enter into a partnership with her own company.
The investigation shows that in addition to accepting bribes from 2016 to 2020, Wu Jieshi also promised to accept a bribe of about $15,000 (about 20,623 Singapore dollars) from Mike in 2020, and the transaction was not completed in the end.
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Lin Weixiong was accused of bribing Wang Zhixian three times between December 2020 and March 2021 to induce the other party to help reach a cooperative relationship with Taiping Shipping Co., Ltd.
He gave a total of 1200 yuan on these three occasions, and then promised to give another 400 yuan.
The two were each charged with four counts of contravening the Corruption Prevention Act.
A fine of up to $100,000, imprisonment for up to 5 years, or both.
Wu Jieshi is currently released on bail of 100,000 yuan, and the case was exhibited on July 20. Lin Weixiong and Wang Zhixian were each released on bail of 5,000 yuan, and the case was exhibited on July 6.
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