A complaint led to the arrest of a 66-year-old monk and his female aide. They are accused of misusing a large amount of money from a monastery. The amount allegedly taken is equivalent to S$3.8 million.
The monk's quarters were searched and surveillance footage was examined. A video found on the footage appears to show the monk engaging in inappropriate behavior.
Further details about the case are available, including the circumstances of the arrest and the allegations against the monk and his aide.
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