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Tanglin Club president resigns following queries about his qualifications

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Published Thu, Jul 21, 2022 · 05:53 PM
    • Last week, members received a message from the club, founded in 1865, saying that club president, Yeoh En Lai, tendered his resignation on July 14, and that the committee accepted the resignation at a committee meeting on July 16.
    • Last week, members received a message from the club, founded in 1865, saying that club president, Yeoh En Lai, tendered his resignation on July 14, and that the committee accepted the resignation at a committee meeting on July 16. PHOTO: BT FILE

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    THE president of Tanglin Club on Stevens Road has resigned from his post at the social club, The Business Times (BT) has learnt.

    Last week, members received a message from the club, founded in 1865, saying that club president, Yeoh En Lai, tendered his resignation on Jul 14, and that the committee accepted the resignation at a committee meeting on Jul 16.

    “The club will hold a special general meeting to elect a new president. The details and date of this meeting will be communicated to members in due course,” the message added.

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