Australian government agencies continue to ignore 1MDB issues and to discredit work of journalists pursuing 1MDB theft, despite growing international cooperation to recover the funds. Australia has provided Jho Low a base of operations;many of his press statements are issued out of Sydney.
First,the question posed by this writer just over three years ago:
Did Singapore let Jho Low's sister Low May Lin escape the country and did her mother's Goh family connections have anything to do with it?
First,the question posed by this writer just over three years ago:
Did Singapore let Jho Low's sister Low May Lin escape the country and did her mother's Goh family connections have anything to do with it?
Report: Jho Low remains a wanted man in Singapore
Low Taek Jho, or better known as Jho Low, remains a wanted man in Singapore, The Edge Singapore reported yesterday by quoting a Singapore police force spokesperson.
According to the report, the confirmation was made after The Straits Times published an extensive interview where Low maintains that he was merely an intermediary of the 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB)-related fund flows and not the mastermind as he is alleged to be.
The report said the Malaysian fugitive was put on the Interpol Red Notice by Singapore back in October 2016, after investigations commenced on 1MDB-related fund flows involving Singapore-based banks.
The report also stated that besides Low, a red notice was also out for one Tan Kim Loong, said to be a close associate of Low, and whose name was used to open accounts with Falcon Bank, the defunct private bank used to launder the money siphoned from 1MDB.
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“The charges, warrants of arrest and Interpol Red Notices against Low and Tan remain in force. Both remain key persons of interest to Singapore in ongoing 1MDB-related investigations,” the spokesperson was quoted as saying.
The Edge Singapore reported that the republic’s Interpol Red Notice on Low was made public only in July 2018.
That was after the South China Morning Post reported that Low was able to leave Hong Kong for Macau, as there had been no request for assistance to detain Low, it said.
According to Singapore police then, such a request to their Hong Kong counterparts had been made, but was denied, said the report.
- Reuters
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