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Second former EM Services project manager charged with corruption; he allegedly took $50k

Ng Yin Hong allegedly accepted a bribe of $50,000 from a director of a maintenance firm in February 2023. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Straits TimesShaffiq Alkhatib查看原文 ↗
第二名前EM Services项目经理被控贪污;据称他收受了5万美元。

Published Sep 07, 2026, 01:16 PM

Updated Sep 07, 2026, 01:16 PM

Senior project manager at EM Services Ng Yin Hong allegedly accepted a $50,000 bribe from a director of a maintenance firm in 2023.

Ng Yin Hong and Ng Choon Mong were each handed a graft charge on Sept 7.

This is the second graft case linked in EM Services in recent weeks.

SINGAPORE - A former senior project manager of a property maintenance company co-owned by the Housing Board has been charged in court over a bribe of $50,000 linked to a contract with West Coast Town Council.

Ng Yin Hong was previously employed by EM Services, which according to its website is jointly owned by the HDB and Keppel Management.

The 56-year-old was on Sept 7 handed a single graft charge. The man who allegedly gave him the money was also handed the same charge in court.

Ng Choon Mong, 61, was a director of Atlas Maintenance when he is said to have bribed Yin Hong to advance the firm’s business interests in repairs and redecoration works with the town council.

The offence allegedly took place in February 2023.

Yin Hong was separately charged with one count of dealing with the benefits of his purported criminal conduct.

The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau said in a statement that Yin Hong allegedly used $12,500 of the ill-gotten gains to cover his family’s expenses between February and April 2023.

His case will be mentioned again in court on Oct 5. Choon Mong’s pre-trial conference will take place on Oct 19.

This is the second graft case linked to EM Services that has appeared before the courts.

On Aug 21, Phua Gim Chuan was charged with four counts of graft and two counts of dealing with the benefits of his purported criminal conduct.

The 63-year-old was working as a senior project manager at EM Services when he allegedly agreed to accept $220,000 in bribes from senior executives of three companies.

The bribes were allegedly linked to contracts involving Holland-Bukit Panjang, Sembawang and Sengkang town councils.

Shaffiq Alkhatib is The Straits Times’ court correspondent, covering mainly criminal cases heard at the State Courts.

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