#482 - Transport Minister Iswaran Charged for Corruption & Otters Return to Torment Fish Owner in Bukit Timah
S Iswaran resigned from his cabinet position as Transport Minister and MP, in light of being formally charged for 27 offences including corruption on Thursday. The list of charges included details about concerts, football matches and even a private jet to Doha. What happens now? Elsewhere, a Bukit Timah resident’s fish pond was brutally ravaged for the 2nd time in just over a year by a group of otters. This time, the resident’s 16 arowanas were decimated. What should be done about these killer otters?
(00:00) Intro
(04:28) Minister Iswaran Charged for Corruption
(53:33) Otters Back to Torment Fish Owner in Bukit Timah
(01:02:17) One Shiok Comment
(01:06:25) One Shiok Thing
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Transport Minister Iswaran Charged for Corruption
- Iswaran charged with multiple offences including corruption, resigns as Transport Minister
- Iswaran charged: A timeline of CPIB's probe - TODAY
- Penal Code 1871 - Singapore Statutes Online
- Prevention of Corruption Act 1960 - Singapore Statutes Online
- What are Iswaran's charges and what happens next?
- AGC to make decision about CPIB's investigations into Ong Beng Seng after Iswaran’s case - CNA
- PMO | Statement by PM Lee Hsien Loong on the Resignation of Mr S Iswaran
- S. Iswaran handed 27 charges including corruption following CPIB investigation; resigns as Transport Minister and MP
- Civil servants cannot retain gifts over S$50, same 'spirit' applies to political office holders: Chan Chun Sing - CNA
Otters Return to Torment Fish Owner in Bukit Timah
- 1 year after 40 of her fishes killed, otters kill Bukit Timah resident's arowanas, left 1 dead inside house
- Otters kill over 40 koi & fishes leaving Bukit Timah resident too 'traumatised' to rear fish again
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