SINGAPORE – A former chief of air force who is accused of colliding with a stroller in May 2024 while driving a car without considering other road users has had his case adjourned to May 14.
Goh Yong Siang, 74, appeared in a district court on May 13. A search with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority reveals that he is a director at Temasek Management Services.
Temasek Management Services’ website states that he is its chairman and that he was a fighter pilot in the Republic of Singapore Air Force.
He retired as the chief of air force in 1998.
According to the same website: “He then joined private equity firm Beta Capital Group in Dallas, Texas, until 2005. In 2006, he joined Temasek International as a senior managing director until 2013.”
