Construction at Su Baolin’s Sentosa Cove villa stalled as money-laundering probe continues
WORK on a sea-facing Sentosa Cove bungalow owned by Su Baolin is in limbo, in light of the prohibition-of-disposal order on the property.
Su, 41, is one of 10 individuals arrested in Singapore’s largest anti-money-laundering case.
He had submitted plans to build a two-storey detached house with a swimming pool, before his arrest in August.
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