SINGAPORE – A TikTok user who has racked up multiple correction notices over the years was issued another one on Sept 7.This time, it was over false claims about a government-funded initiative to groom future leaders of the Chinese community.The Pofma Office, which administers the Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act, has been instructed by Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth David Neo to issue the correction direction under Singapore’s fake news law.In a since-deleted post that had originally been put up on Aug 26, Mr Jay Ish’haq Rajoo claimed that National Development Minister Chee Hong Tat had announced that the Government would provide money and resources to attract mainland Chinese to Singapore and nurture them for leadership roles.[[nid:721530]]Mr Jay also claimed the Government is using its money and resources to nurture only leaders who are Chinese. Read more