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Singapore hit-and-run fund organizer vows transparency amid authenticity debate

An organizer of a crowdfunding campaign for a boy orphaned by a hit-and-run accident in Singapore has pledged transparency. Farah Diyanah Razid stated that all donations made through Give.Asia are exclusively for the child's well-being and future. This assurance follows public skepticism regarding the campaign's legitimacy, which arose after an e-payment QR code was shared online. AI

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Singapore hit-and-run fund organizer vows transparency amid authenticity debate

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · SCMP’s Asia desk ·

    Singapore hit-and-run: organiser of fund for orphaned boy vows transparency

    An organiser behind a fundraiser for a boy whose parents died in an alleged hit-and-run accident in Singapore has vowed transparency, thanking donors for their “overwhelming” kindness amid debate over the campaign’s authenticity. Farah Diyanah Razid, who identified herself as a f…