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Keppel Employees May Face Criminal Prosecution in Singapore, Government Says

Singapore's Senior Minister of State for Finance and Law Indranee Rajahtold parliament that Keppel employees are still being investigated by Singapore's Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau and could face criminal charges.

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