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He appealed to a billionaire hotel in Singapore A guilty of a rare corruption scandal that shocked the country last year.

Ong Beng Seng has admitted inciting justice by the former Minister of Transport Minister Subramaam ISWARAN to cover up the evidence while investigating it for corruption.

ONG was accused of providing expensive gifts, including tickets to the Formula 1 Grand Prix and a private plane ride, to Iswaran while participating in official works.

Ministers in Singapore cannot keep gifts unless they pay the market value of the gift of the government, and they must declare anything they receive from people with trade transactions with them.

In the ISWARAN ruling last October, the court heard that ISWARAN asked ONG Bill on a business degree trip to Doha, after discovering that it was being investigated.

The judge said he acted with trading and discrimination to avoid investigation.

On Monday, ONG, with the assistance of ISWARAN, admitted to pay the Grand Prix in Singapore for the trip ticket from Doha to Singapore.

The judge said that the issuance of the Ong ruling will be held on August 15.

ONG faces up to two years in prison to incite him to a government employee to obtain gifts, while the maximum period of imprisonment he faces to incite the obstruction of justice is seven years.

He also accused the 79 -year -old of incitement to ISWARAN in obtaining a paid trip to Doha, which is said to be worth about $ 20,850 ($ 16,188; 12,194 pounds).

The two men were arrested in July 2023, and the fee papers revealed that Isoran was talented by more than $ 403,000 Singapore (311,882 dollars; 234,586 pounds) of flights, hotel residence, music and grand prize tickets.

At the time of crimes, ISWARAN was in the F1 government guidelines and a large negotiator in F1 commercial matters.

Help ONG brought F1 Grand Prix to Singapore, and has a Hotel Properties Limited (HPL) brands like Four Seasons and Marriott that you work under it.

Located in Singapore is among the highest wages in the world, where leaders justify intermediate salaries by saying that they are fighting corruption.

ONG was born in Malaysia in 1946, and moved to Singapore as a child and established a hotel and property company in the 1980s.

ONG suffers from rare bone marrow cancer, and the court previously allowed travel abroad for medical purposes and work.

The Properties Limited Hotel said earlier in April that ONG will step down as its administrative manager “managing his medical cases”.