Just now someone told me that Tang Wee Sung, recipient
of One Eye Dragon's kidney has passed away.
Let's see if my source is correct.
of One Eye Dragon's kidney has passed away.
Let's see if my source is correct.
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Wee Sung - Breaking News
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SINGAPORE: The family of Mr Tang Wee Sung, who underwent a kidney transplant operation a week ago, said he is doing well.
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The 56—year—old is in a high—dependency ward at the National University Hospital.
There have been rumours of Mr Tang’s health deteriorating, but they were disputed by a family spokesperson and friend on Friday evening.
It was reported last week that he had received a kidney from ex—triad leader Tan Chor Jin who was executed on January 9.
Mr Tang knows the donor’s identity, but has refused to divulge further details to maintain the privacy of the donor’s family.
Mr Tang was fined S$17,000 and jailed for one day last September for agreeing to buy a kidney illegally from an Indonesian and for lying to the Commissioner of Oaths.
— CNA/so
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The 56—year—old is in a high—dependency ward at the National University Hospital.
There have been rumours of Mr Tang’s health deteriorating, but they were disputed by a family spokesperson and friend on Friday evening.
It was reported last week that he had received a kidney from ex—triad leader Tan Chor Jin who was executed on January 9.
Mr Tang knows the donor’s identity, but has refused to divulge further details to maintain the privacy of the donor’s family.
Mr Tang was fined S$17,000 and jailed for one day last September for agreeing to buy a kidney illegally from an Indonesian and for lying to the Commissioner of Oaths.
— CNA/so
That piece of news was reported on Saturday 17 January 2009.
http://sg.news.yahoo.com/cna/20090116/tap-961-tang-wee-sungs-family-say-recove-231650b.html
Government will always try to take away power of Singaporeans.
Assign bad end to the Tang family.
The Tang family sure don't need the government.
Government is a burden.
Tang Wee Sung "coping well" with new kidney
By Hoe Yeen Nie, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 29 January 2009 1818 hrs
SINGAPORE: Singapore retail magnate Tang Wee Sung, who underwent a kidney transplant earlier this month, has been moved out of the high-dependency ward.
A family spokesman said Mr Tang's kidney is functioning well without the aid of machines.
He added that Mr Tang's health is improving, and he could be discharged from the National University Hospital soon.
The former executive chairman of CK Tang reportedly received his organ from former gang leader Tan Chor Jin, who was executed on January 9.
Mr Tang was earlier fined and jailed, for agreeing to buy a kidney illegally, and for lying to the Commissioner of Oaths.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/405680/1/.html
By Hoe Yeen Nie, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 29 January 2009 1818 hrs
SINGAPORE: Singapore retail magnate Tang Wee Sung, who underwent a kidney transplant earlier this month, has been moved out of the high-dependency ward.
A family spokesman said Mr Tang's kidney is functioning well without the aid of machines.
He added that Mr Tang's health is improving, and he could be discharged from the National University Hospital soon.
The former executive chairman of CK Tang reportedly received his organ from former gang leader Tan Chor Jin, who was executed on January 9.
Mr Tang was earlier fined and jailed, for agreeing to buy a kidney illegally, and for lying to the Commissioner of Oaths.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/405680/1/.html
The one died is Tang Wee Cheng, Tang Wee Sung's elder brother.
I beg your pardon.
Source got mixed up with Wee Sung's eldest brother, 75 year old Tang Wee Cheng's demise.
Anyway in 1990 it was Wee Sung who masterminded to oust Wee Cheng out of CK Tang's empire,
and it looks like Wee Sung is paying for his misdeeds (his suffering with his damaged kidneys) while
Wee Cheng has returned from NZ to rest in peace in his homeland.
My sincere apology for the mix-up.
Source got mixed up with Wee Sung's eldest brother, 75 year old Tang Wee Cheng's demise.
Anyway in 1990 it was Wee Sung who masterminded to oust Wee Cheng out of CK Tang's empire,
and it looks like Wee Sung is paying for his misdeeds (his suffering with his damaged kidneys) while
Wee Cheng has returned from NZ to rest in peace in his homeland.
My sincere apology for the mix-up.
Mr Tang Wee Cheng passed away peacefully
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<div class="story_text"> THE eldest son of the late retail tycoon CK Tang, Mr Tang Wee Cheng, died of natural causes last Saturday. He was 75.
<p> Mr Tang passed away peacefully in the presence of his immediate family when he was holidaying in Osaka, Japan. His body was flown back on Friday.
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<p> He leaves behind his wife, two sons, three daughters and 10 grandchildren.
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<p> Mr Tang, who joined the family business after school, was best known as the one who built the former Dynasty Hotel and Tangs Plaza.
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<p> He ran the Tangs department store, which used to close on Sundays, but later sold his share of the family business to his younger brothers Wee Sung and Wee Kit after a dispute.
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<p> Mr Tang then went on to start a hotel business in New Zealand under the Heritage brand with his two sons.
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<p> The Tang family spokesperson Ong Wei Ping said Mr Tang was a very humble and very religious man. 'He devoted himself to Christian causes.'
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<p> Mr Tang's obituary, titled a celebration of life, said he was a faithful servant of Jesus Christ and an exemplary role model who loved the church like his own family.
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<p> He was also a devoted family man and a compassionate boss at work. where he knew his staff by name and face.
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<p> Mr Tang passed away peacefully in the presence of his immediate family when he was holidaying in Osaka, Japan. His body was flown back on Friday.
</p>
<p> He leaves behind his wife, two sons, three daughters and 10 grandchildren.
</p>
<p> Mr Tang, who joined the family business after school, was best known as the one who built the former Dynasty Hotel and Tangs Plaza.
</p>
<p> He ran the Tangs department store, which used to close on Sundays, but later sold his share of the family business to his younger brothers Wee Sung and Wee Kit after a dispute.
</p>
<p> Mr Tang then went on to start a hotel business in New Zealand under the Heritage brand with his two sons.
</p>
<p> The Tang family spokesperson Ong Wei Ping said Mr Tang was a very humble and very religious man. 'He devoted himself to Christian causes.'
</p>
<p> Mr Tang's obituary, titled a celebration of life, said he was a faithful servant of Jesus Christ and an exemplary role model who loved the church like his own family.
</p>
<p> He was also a devoted family man and a compassionate boss at work. where he knew his staff by name and face.
</p>
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Perhaps he is benefiting from the HOTA program. He gets his spare organ parts replacement every now and then. Unfortunately the replaced heart always come from executed murderers.
There was never a heart replacement! It wasn't required because the patient never had one in the first place! :p
:p
I don't know why papers Tv all so kancheong report this fella die.
No disrespect to the dead, but what I mean to say is, what did he do for the community or just because he rich got extra coverage
Exemplary role what? wah lau
No disrespect to the dead, but what I mean to say is, what did he do for the community or just because he rich got extra coverage
Exemplary role what? wah lau
Tang Wee Cheng was a good, decent man and he was also very humble and honourable, but not his
two rogue younger brothers, Wee Sung and Wee Kit who ganged up together to throw him out of the
CK Tang business empire which he helped to build. At that point of time their father CK Tang was still
around, but he was so ill, he could not intervene.
He and his family migrated to NZ immediately after he was ousted out by Ah Sung and Ah Kit.
Actually, to be correct, Wee Cheng was not ousted out of CK Tang.The empire was roughly split into 2. The Emporium when to the 2 younger brothers, and Dynasty Hotel went to Wee Cheng's side. At that time, the emporium was the profitable crown jewel inthe empire while the hotel was a money losing new venture. AFter all, the Tangs were retailers and not hoteliers. U seem to know the Tangs, if u wish, u can PM me.
Tang Wee Cheng was a decent man. He had great influence thru the CK Tang brand. thousands of ex employees remember him, as well as people associated in his church. Therefore, its news when he passes away.
Yes, he was a decent human being. However, I don't have the same opinion of his wife. Just a correction, I don't think the family left immediately to NZ. IIRC, at least one if not both sons were still doing NS, and they had to disposed of their assets. The search for a business to do in NZ was also not an easy one.
