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SINGAPORE: A Singaporean mother finally reunited with her son 13 years after he was “kidnapped” by his father and taken to Jakarta, where he was not allowed to contact his mother.
Kho pleaded guilty to five charges involving remote gambling and buying luxury watches using the proceeds of crime, while the other eight charges were taken into consideration during the sentencing.‘SHOULD I STAY OR GO?’ ASKS SG REDDIT USER OFFERED JOB IN HK THAT PAYS $14.4K A MONTH The salary he is being offered is 3.8 times the $3,800 he is currently earning, which means it’s $14,400. However, his current work pace is “quite slow”, his colleagues are “very nice” and his work is “very straightforward, nothing complex”.LOAN SHARK HARASSES FAMILY AFTER HELPER BORROWS MONEY AND FLEES TO INDONESIA WITHOUT REPAYING LOAN
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