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Cash, Cars and Homes Seized in S$1 Billion Singapore Anti-money Laundering Raids

Singapore police have seized about S$1bn - including luxury homes, cars and watches - in one of its biggest anti-money laundering probes.Gold bars, designer handbags, wine and S$23m in cash were among

Cash, Cars and Homes Seized in S$1 Billion Singapore Anti-money Laundering Raids

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