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Nine people sentenced to prison in Singapore for extensive bunker fraud

A court in Singapore has sentenced nine people to prison in a case of extensive bunker fraud for more than USD 300,000.
A ship bunkering in the port of Singapore. No relation to the persons or companies mentioned in the article. | Photo: Alphonsus Chern/AP/Ritzau Scanpix
A ship bunkering in the port of Singapore. No relation to the persons or companies mentioned in the article. | Photo: Alphonsus Chern/AP/Ritzau Scanpix
by DANIEL LOGAN

Nine people have been convicted in a Singapore court and are now headed for prison in the extensive bunker fraud case involving the use of magnets to cheat buyers of marine fuel.

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