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Contractor, 75, jailed after sabotaging rivals' advertisements at new BTO estates
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· September 22, 2026
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A 75-year-old man who ran Tong Sheng Impex, a storage rack company, attempted to take down his competitors' posters and make his own harder to remove. In doing so, he damaged the walls and public spaces of several Housing Development Board (HDB) flats. Lee Kai Soon, the sole proprietor of Tong Sh...
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Key points In doing so, he damaged the walls and public spaces of several Housing Development Board (HDB) flats. A 75-year-old man who ran Tong Sheng Impex, a storage rack company, attempted to take down his competitors' posters and make his own harder to remove.
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