Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction: A Singapore Story

An Independent Investigative Report by Iris Koh

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What happens when public-health research, defence funding, bat-virus surveillance, international scientific collaborations and pandemic laws converge in one small country?

This 151-page investigative report follows a documentary trail through Singapore’s SARS and COVID-19 history, public funding records, scientific publications, government documents, court materials and recently released U.S. records.

It examines how Singapore became connected to research involving bats, emerging viruses, biosecurity and pandemic preparedness—and asks whether the systems designed to protect the public are transparent and independent enough.

The report does not allege wrongdoing merely because institutions or researchers collaborated. Instead, it separates documented facts, published research, secondary reporting and inference, allowing readers to examine the evidence and reach their own conclusions.

What This Report Examines

• Singapore’s experience during SARS in 2003
• The lesser-known biosafety questions arising from that period
• Singapore-linked grants and U.S. defence awards
• Research involving bats, coronaviruses and spillover risk
• Connections between Singapore institutions and international researchers
• Singapore grant numbers appearing in the Fauci Files
• Public funding involving ministries and statutory bodies
• The proposed expansion of Health Sciences Authority powers
• The history of bioweapons research and the Nuremberg Code
• COVID-19 policies, public trust and the importance of disclosure
• Practical proposals for stronger oversight and accountability

Why Read This Report?

Because the next pandemic will not only test our hospitals and laboratories. It will test our institutions, our laws and our willingness to ask difficult questions. This report brings together records that are often difficult to find and places them in one accessible, searchable document. Read the evidence. Follow the sources. Ask the questions.

Product Details

Author: Iris Koh

Format: Digital PDF ebook

Length: 151 pages

Language: English

Public release: 9 August 2026

PDF edition: 1 September 2026

Published by: Healing the Divide Press, Singapore