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The Straits Times·2 min read·medium

Fines for 2 co-founders of Fullerton Healthcare Corp over falsified claims linked to $211k

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Shaffiq Alkhatib
Fines for 2 co-founders of Fullerton Healthcare Corp over falsified claims linked to $211k
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Two co-founders of Fullerton Healthcare Corporation were fined a total of $160,000 for falsifying entertainment claims amounting to over $211,000. While the doctors pleaded guilty to falsification of accounts, they did not personally profit from the inflated claims.

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The case highlights corporate governance failures and the legal consequences of financial misconduct within the healthcare industry.

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Daniel Chan Pai Sheng (left) and Michael Tan Kim Song were fined a total of $160,000 on July 10.

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