The Singapore government is reviewing a study alleging civil servants disproportionately bought homes near planned, unannounced MRT stations.

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The Singapore government is reviewing a study alleging civil servants disproportionately bought homes near planned, unannounced MRT stations.

CNA · Sep 15, 2026, 12:15 AM UTC

The Public Service Division says it will refer the matter to the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau if necessary:

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