The man, identified in Chinese-language press reports only as Lin, filed a complaint with the police, who quickly managed to track down the religious society. It pleaded ignorance of Madam Lin, and showed officers its accounts books. Further questioning led to her admitting that she had actually blown the lot in the stockmarket. No, the customs officers turned out to be as bogus as the VCDs, The Straits Times reported on December 18. Whistle-blowers have been happily spilling the beans, but then refusing to testify when their bosses' cases come to trial.
Corrupt officials stay in their jobs and the taxpayer loses more than ever.
This remains unclaimed, which seems a bad sign. Thus you can avoid the fate of Bahana Securities of Indonesia, which is featured in Harvest International's Journal for Decision Makers as Banana Securities. This was in The Daily Yomiuri on September 8 last year. Review Publishing Company Limited, Hong Kong. All rights reserved.