A Singaporean man has been charged over bomb threats he sent to two Taiwanese politicians via Facebook messenger. Loo Peng Seng, 53, was on March 26 handed four charges of communicating false information of a harmful thing. He had allegedly sent the threats to Mr...
Loo Peng Seng allegedly sent messages to two Kuomintang party members that contained references to the presence of a bomb, despite knowing them to be false.
He had allegedly sent the threats to Mr Lo Chih-chiang and Mr Han Kuo-yu, who are members of Taiwan’s Kuomintang party. He is said to have sent another message to him on March 1, stating: “Mr Lo Chih Chiang, I am going to bomb your home. And I have a lot of bombs to bomb the Legislative Yuan building.”Convenience store founder, director charged in Malaysia over socks with the word ‘Allah’
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