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Son of Changi Airport group' chairman found liable for deceit. 
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
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Canopy Park reopening: What to expect
Before you rush over to traipse around on the sky nets, muddle around in the mirror maze, or snag an OOTD at one of its trails, you should know that your experience at the sprawling 14,000sqm Canopy Park is going to be a little different from what you’re used to.
Entry at Canopy Park has been capped at 25 per cent, so it's imperative you book tix online before you go. Of course, the attraction has also implemented mandatory safe management measures, including the SafeEntry system and enhanced cleaning and sanitisation protocols. It's also been accorded the SG Clean certification, which means its hygiene and cleaning practices are up to Singapore’s public health safety standards.
Canopy Park reopening: What to expect
Before you rush over to traipse around on the sky nets, muddle around in the mirror maze, or snag an OOTD at one of its trails, you should know that your experience at the sprawling 14,000sqm Canopy Park is going to be a little different from what you’re used to.
Entry at Canopy Park has been capped at 25 per cent, so it's imperative you book tix online before you go. Of course, the attraction has also implemented mandatory safe management measures, including the SafeEntry system and enhanced cleaning and sanitisation protocols. It's also been accorded the SG Clean certification, which means its hygiene and cleaning practices are up to Singapore’s public health safety standards.
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Buy one bundle ticket for three months of unlimited access
To entice people to return to Canopy Park, the attraction has rolled out a promotion that gives you three months of unlimited access to Canopy Park attractions with the purchase of one ticket.
Pay $54 for a bundle package that includes access to the Canopy Park, Canopy Bridge, Hedge Maze, Mirror Maze and the Manulife Sky Nets, and you'll also enjoy three months of unlimited access to these attractions.
If you want in on the Changi Experience Studio adventure as well, there's a bundle package going for $71, which includes all of the abovementioned Canopy Park attractions, plus admission to the Changi Experience Studio... and three months unlimited access to Canopy Park and Changi Experience Studio. Offers valid from Jul 9 to Aug 10.
Buy one bundle ticket for three months of unlimited access
To entice people to return to Canopy Park, the attraction has rolled out a promotion that gives you three months of unlimited access to Canopy Park attractions with the purchase of one ticket.
Pay $54 for a bundle package that includes access to the Canopy Park, Canopy Bridge, Hedge Maze, Mirror Maze and the Manulife Sky Nets, and you'll also enjoy three months of unlimited access to these attractions.
If you want in on the Changi Experience Studio adventure as well, there's a bundle package going for $71, which includes all of the abovementioned Canopy Park attractions, plus admission to the Changi Experience Studio... and three months unlimited access to Canopy Park and Changi Experience Studio. Offers valid from Jul 9 to Aug 10.
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To promote hand sanitiser products. 
CheeTuLoot,
Why must use "sanitised" instead of
disinfected / purified / leansed/ sterilized ?.__
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Changi Experience Studio 
Go on a journey of fun and discovery through the exciting virtual world of Changi Airport! Engage in the wonder of amazing projection experiences and enjoy interactive games and immersive shows. In this first-of-its-kind digital attraction, experience the magic of technology and learn about aviation and what makes the airport tick.
Go on a journey of fun and discovery through the exciting virtual world of Changi Airport! Engage in the wonder of amazing projection experiences and enjoy interactive games and immersive shows. In this first-of-its-kind digital attraction, experience the magic of technology and learn about aviation and what makes the airport tick.
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