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Seven weeks’ jail for Singapore madrasah's former executive director over embezzlement of S$68,000 in funds

SINGAPORE: A former executive director of a madrasah or Islamic religious school was on Friday (Sept 18) sentenced to seven weeks' jail for pocketing royalties linked to religious textbooks and misusing a computer system.

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新加坡一所伊斯兰学校前执行董事因挪用6.8万新元资金被判入狱七周。

Razak Mohamed Lazim pleaded guilty to one count of misappropriating S$68,629, and he committed the offence from February 2020. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: A former executive director of a madrasah or Islamic religious school was on Friday (Sept 18) sentenced to seven weeks’ jail for pocketing royalties linked to religious textbooks and misusing a computer system.

Razak Mohamed Lazim pleaded guilty to one count of misappropriating S$68,629, and he committed the offence from February 2020.

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