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A total of 18 Singaporean citizens are on Interpol's most wanted list.
The list of outlaws — 16 men and two women — include 52-year-old Siak Lai Chun, who allegedly stole $18.7 million from her bank using fake cashier's orders, and has been missing since 1997.
Former lawyer David Rasif, 50, absconded with $11.3 million of his clients' money in 2006 — the largest sum misappropriated by a lawyer, according to The New Paper.
The youngest of the offenders on the Interpol red list is 29-year-old Muhammad Faidhil Bin Mawi, who is wanted for murder.
Ten of these offenders are wanted by the Singapore police. The rest are being hunted down by countries like China, Denmark, Indonesia and the United States.
Last year, there were only 14 Singaporeans on the list.
Photo: Interpol HQ Facebook page
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A total of 18 Singaporean citizens are on Interpol's most wanted list.
The list of outlaws — 16 men and two women — include 52-year-old Siak Lai Chun, who allegedly stole $18.7 million from her bank using fake cashier's orders, and has been missing since 1997.
Former lawyer David Rasif, 50, absconded with $11.3 million of his clients' money in 2006 — the largest sum misappropriated by a lawyer, according to The New Paper.
The youngest of the offenders on the Interpol red list is 29-year-old Muhammad Faidhil Bin Mawi, who is wanted for murder.
Ten of these offenders are wanted by the Singapore police. The rest are being hunted down by countries like China, Denmark, Indonesia and the United States.
Last year, there were only 14 Singaporeans on the list.
Photo: Interpol HQ Facebook page