Jail for ex-Changi Airport staff in Singapore who took bribes for issuing airside driving permits to unqualified workers

SINGAPORE: A former Changi Airport Group (CAG) support officer who accepted bribes to issue Airside Driving Permits (ADPs) to unqualified workers was sentenced to three years and two months’ jail on Friday.

Premkumar Jaya Kumar, 42, took $4,400 from people including a company director.

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