The legal net is magnificent, negligent but not leaky. A senior official in Singapore became the most corrupt official in Singapore's history because he embezzled huge sums of dollars.
In the past, it was said that the officials in Singapore were very clean, and all of them were law-abiding officials. I didn't think that there would be corruption incidents in Singapore now! It really subverted the perception of corruption. This corruption case in Singapore is a blow to the Singapore Government, which has always been proud of its high salaries and clean support! A relatively large corruption case has occurred in Singapore. The largest corruption case in Singapore's history broke out: Singapore's transport minister was accused of embezzling $124,000 and $160,000 in property from a wealthy man, taking a private jet to see a musical, etc., which is equivalent to more than 1 million yuan, which is too lawless.
Seeing the comments in the comment area made my stomach hurt with laughter.
Some netizens said: It is simply the biggest insult to corruption.
Some netizens commented: Look at the real faces of Western countries, huge greed, too shameless!!
Some netizens: Does Singapore have any misunderstanding of the word corruption?
Corruption is already insulting, and they make it more insulting than 100 times.
Singapore should not insult the word 'insult'.
Seeing these comments made my stomach hurt with laughter.
I have also seen a case of corruption in the United States and a case of corruption in Japan, and these countries have vigorously cracked down on corruption and corruption.
Diana, a female official in New Mexico, was charged by the Department of Justice with a total of 64 counts of fraud, embezzlement, money laundering, and falsification of public records for embezzling US$13,800 (90,000 yuan). Diana pleaded guilty and the court sentenced her to the following verdict
1. Pay a total of $28,000 in fines + compensation;
2. Imprisonment for 30 days;
3. Write letters of apology to all voters in New Mexico in no less than 6 newspapers;
4. No entry into casinos and racetracks for five years;
5. Complete 2,000 hours of community service;
6. Conduct no less than 144 public speeches in different public places (schools, social groups, airports, stations) to apologize and repent of their crimes.
This kind of punishment is really profound! After the operation, I will definitely and sincerely change my life.
There was also an anti-corruption scandal in Japan two years ago, when the mayor of Ikeda, Japan, Hiroki Tomita, was exposed to be using 690 yen (about 43 yuan) of the municipal government's electricity bill. This incident caused quite a stir in Japan that year and was strongly condemned by the people. The mayor eventually had to hold a press conference to disclose how much he had taken advantage of the public and to express his sincere apology to the public.
These countries have severely cracked down on such major and extraordinarily large cases of corruption.
The above content is from the Internet, if the content of the article involves the content of the work, copyright pictures, infringement, or other issues, please contact to delete
Contentment