At a time when Singaporeans are wondering how Grab rides became so expensive, last week, they were confronted with another question about the ride-hailing giant: Why was MP Tin Pei Ling allowed to join Grab as its Singapore director of public affairs and policy?
Is there any conflict of interest between this and her role as a politician?
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