Fundraiser organiser admits to loaning donations for interest, claims to have done it out of goodwill<\/h2>\n
A woman came under public scrutiny after repeatedly delaying the release of donations collected for the family of a deceased Vietnamese man who worked in Singapore.<\/p>\n
She later cited work-related delays and admitted to lending out part of the donated money to earn interest for the recipients.<\/p>\n
Instead of easing concerns, her explanation triggered further backlash, and she eventually transferred the funds to the deceased\u2019s family.<\/p>\n
Fundraiser launched for deceased worker\u2019s family<\/h3>\n
The controversy began after the death of a Vietnamese worker, Mr Nhan, in October.<\/p>\n
He left behind a pregnant wife, three children, and elderly parents in Vietnam.<\/p>\n
On 20 Oct, a woman, referred to as Ms X, initiated a fundraiser for Mr Nhan\u2019s family on Facebook.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\nSource: Facebook<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The fundraiser concluded on 5 Nov, and Ms X announced that the effort accumulated S$27,823 in donations.<\/p>\n
She even included a photo of an Excel sheet detailing PayNow transactions from donors.<\/p>\n
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<\/p>\nSource: Facebook<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Checks by MS News<\/em> revealed that both posts have since been taken down.<\/p>\n Concerns arose when donors realised that the funds had not been transferred to the family weeks after the fundraiser ended.<\/p>\n \n\t\tDonors question payout delay<\/h3>\n