THE Chief Justice has rapped an anti-corruption officer for delays in dealing with funds seized in a bribery probe.
The amount of $485,000 was frozen in three accounts belonging to Mr Ung Yoke Hooi, a businessman, in November 2006 and January 2007.
The 45-year-old had received the money in April 2004 when he sold his stake in Malaysia-based Citiraya Technology to Ng Teck Lee, chief executive of the Singapore parent company, Citiraya Industries.
Read the full story in Friday's editiion of The Straits Times.
