PSP Ang Yong Guan not contesting in this GE although he lost narrowly to a woman general in Marymount constituency

[Leepotism]

SINGAPORE – Progress Singapore Party (PSP) assistant secretary-general Ang Yong Guan will not contest in the next general election following the three-year suspension of his medical licence.

In response to queries, the PSP on Feb 5 said it accepted the Court of Appeal’s decision to suspend Dr Ang.

It added that Dr Ang, a psychiatrist, had informed the party that he would not seek re-election to its central executive committee or participate in the general election, which must be held by November 2025.

 

[Leepotism]

Ang Yong Guan has very high chance of being elected in Marymount constituency if PAP do not merge it into a GRC. But after been suspended from medical practice, he gave up politics for good.

 

[k1976]

SINGAPORE – Progress Singapore Party (PSP) assistant secretary-general Ang Yong Guan will not contest in the next general election following the three-year suspension of his medical licence.

In response to queries, the PSP on Feb 5 said it accepted the Court of Appeal’s decision to suspend Dr Ang.

It added that Dr Ang, a psychiatrist, had informed the party that he would not seek re-election to its central executive committee or participate in the general election, which must be held by November 2025.

Dr Ang is indeed an understanding man

 

[k1976]

The most serious charge relates to the last prescription issued to the patient, which entailed a dramatic one-off increase in the dosages of two drugs well beyond the stated maximum limits.

The patient, Mr Quek Kiat Siong, who was then 50, died four days after this prescription was issued in 2012.

The cause of death was certified as “multi-organ failure with pulmonary haemorrhage, due to mixed drug intoxication”.