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Blogger Roy Ngerng to pay S$150,000 in damages to PM Lee in instalments: lawyer

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Published Mon, Mar 14, 2016 · 05:50 AM

    [SINGAPORE] Blogger Roy Ngerng will be allowed to pay the S$150,000 in damages he owes to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in instalments, his lawyer Eugene Thuraisingam said in a statement on Monday (March 14).

    Mr Thuraisingam, who started representing Ngerng on a pro bono basis from Dec 23 last year, said his client will start by paying S$100 a month from April 1.

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