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MFA Spokesman's Comments on the imposition of sanctions by the US on three companies based in Singapore

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22 October 2007

In response to press queries on the imposition of sanctions by the US on three companies based in Singapore, the MFA Spokesman said: "MFA has just been formally informed by the US Embassy in Singapor...

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In response to press queries on the imposition of sanctions by the US on three companies based in Singapore, the MFA Spokesman said:

"MFA has just been formally informed by the US Embassy in Singapore of the stated sanctions today, which affect three companies in Singapore that are linked to a Myanmar national, Tay Za. The implications of these US sanctions are still not entirely clear. We are studying them and will also seek further clarification from the US if necessary."

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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
SINGAPORE
22 OCTOBER 2007

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