Singaporean under probe by Philippine senate over S$291mil medical supplies deal


Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corporation president Huang Tzu Yen is one of the men at the centre of a Philippine senate investigation.- SENATE OF THE PHILIPPINES

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A Singaporean businessman is being accused of "planned plunder" and allegedly profiteering from the pandemic by inflating prices of medical supplies in the Philippines.

Huang Tzu Yen, the 31-year-old president of Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corporation, is one of the men at the centre of an ongoing investigation by the Philippines' Senate Blue Ribbon Committee.

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