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S’pore to ensure gains from AI rollout are shared widely: PM Wong
PM Wong discusses AI rollout, sharing gains, protecting workers, and international safety rules.
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SIA & Air India to add more flight options between Singapore & India
SIA and Air India to offer more flights between Singapore and India, increasing weekly flights to 126.
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F1 driver Valtteri Bottas cycles 420km from KL to S’pore, approaches Marina Bay circuit
Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas completed a 420km cycling journey from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore over four days, arriving on Oct. 7, in time for media commitments for the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Schools in Johor to close on Oct. 8 & 9 following worsening haze conditions
All schools in Johor, Malaysia, will be closed on Oct. 8 and 9 due to worsening haze. Air quality readings across the state were in the unhealthy range.
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COE review: Impact of proposed changes on premiums uncertain, say experts
Experts are uncertain about the impact of proposed changes to Singapore's COE system on car prices. Merging categories and offering rebates may not guarantee savings due to potential bidding pressure and dealer adjustments.
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Priority for families with children, new ride-share car category among ideas left out of COE review
Several public suggestions for changes to Singapore's Certificate of Entitlement (COE) system, including priority for families and a separate category for private-hire cars, were deemed unsuitable for implementation by the LTA.
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PM Wong Congratulates New Lao PM and Invites Him to Visit Singapore
Singapore's PM Lawrence Wong congratulated Lao PM Saleumxay Kommasith and invited him to visit Singapore. Bilateral cooperation has expanded in areas like energy, carbon credits, and transnational crime.
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M'sia eatery customer apparently pulls out 6 to 7 chest hairs & puts it on food, refuses to pay
A customer at a Penang restaurant was allegedly caught on CCTV pulling out his own chest hairs and placing them into his food before complaining about the hairs and refusing to pay the RM30 bill. The restaurant manager grew suspicious due to the dry nature of the hairs an…
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Hyrox Youngstars for children aged 8-15 happening in S'pore on Nov. 28 & 29
Hyrox Youngstars, a fitness race for children aged eight to 15, is making its Asian debut in Singapore at the Singapore Expo on November 28 and 29, 2026.
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Missing: Man, 79, last seen in Woodlands on Oct 7
Police in Singapore are seeking public assistance to locate 79-year-old Chua Cheng Swee, who was last seen in Woodlands on October 7 wearing a yellow shirt and red pants.
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When families cover up sexual abuse of a child, it can remain hidden for years: Shanmugam
Singapore prosecuted 36 cases from 2021-2025 for ill-treating or allowing child abuse. Families covering up abuse can keep it hidden for years, prompting government efforts to strengthen early detection.
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Worker dies after falling from height at BTO construction site in Tanjong Rhu Road
Worker dies after falling from height at BTO construction site in Tanjong Rhu Road, HDB says. HDB extends condolences to family and will assist with investigations.
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Area in MacRitchie Reservoir Park cordoned off after large hole appears in ground; PUB investigating
PUB investigating after hole appears in MacRitchie Reservoir Park. Area cordoned off due to ground depression.
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50 evacuated after fire in Pasir Ris HDB flat; no injuries reported
About 50 people were evacuated after a fire broke out in a HDB flat in Pasir Ris on Sept 24. The Singapore Civil Defence Force said the fire involved items in the bedrooms and the living room and was extinguished using two water jets.
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Larger firms must have certified HR staff by 2028; tripartite report urges 'people-centred AI transformation'
Singapore will mandate certified HR professionals in firms with over 200 employees by July 2028. A tripartite report also recommends a 'people-centred AI transformation' to ensure workers are not left behind.
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Man arrested for suspected drug-driving after accident in Ang Mo Kio; vape found in possession
A 33-year-old man was arrested for suspected drug-driving after an accident involving his car and a taxi in Ang Mo Kio on September 22. Police seized a vaporiser and a pod from his possession, and the vaping offence has been referred to the Health Sciences Authority.
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Man charged after dog died at Tanjong Katong grooming facility; it was allegedly left unattended
A man has been charged with animal cruelty after a standard poodle died at a pet grooming facility in Tanjong Katong. The dog was allegedly left unattended for 1.5 hours with its legs trapped in a playpen.
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3 Malaysian men, aged 28-36, arrested for allegedly urinating along Johor road
Three Malaysian men, aged 28 to 36, were arrested for allegedly urinating by the roadside on the Johor Bahru Eastern Dispersal Link Highway. The incident was captured on video and reported to the police.
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Singapore's Gan Ching Hwee clinches Asian Games silver in 400m freestyle, registers another national record
Gan Ching Hwee won a silver medal in the 400m freestyle at the Asian Games, setting a new national record with a time of 4:06.81.
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Mixing caffeinated drinks to stay alert? CASE warns youth about excessive caffeine intake
Singapore's Consumers Association (CASE) warns youth against mixing caffeinated drinks like matcha, coffee, and energy drinks after tests revealed dangerously high caffeine levels, exceeding recommended daily limits for adolescents.
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Tollyjoy closure not driven by financial considerations, says CEO
Home-grown Singaporean brand Tollyjoy is winding down operations after 55 years, with its CEO stating the decision was not due to financial issues but a "careful deliberation on its future direction."
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Man allegedly takes speaker from Bukit Batok shop, caught on CCTV
A man was allegedly caught on CCTV taking a speaker from a shop in Bukit Batok on September 16, 2026. Police have confirmed a report was lodged and investigations are ongoing.
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Doing more with less: A Singaporean surgeon’s lessons from a hospital between two Sudans
Singaporean surgeon Tang Jun Han shares lessons learned from a hospital in Sudan's disputed region, facing severe resource constraints and violence-related injuries.
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3 new bus services for Tengah, Choa Chu Kang and Woodlands in the pipeline
Three new bus services will serve Tengah, Choa Chu Kang and Woodlands, with shuttle buses operating along the Jurong Region Line (JRL) as a temporary measure.
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Tiffany Teo secures Singapore's first Asian Games MMA medal
Tiffany Teo made history by securing Singapore's first-ever Asian Games medal in mixed martial arts (MMA) after advancing to the women's traditional 60kg semi-finals. This achievement guarantees her at least a bronze medal in the sport's debut at the Games.
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Delivery riders welcome guidelines for dedicated condo parking spots and collection lockers
New guidelines in Singapore recommend dedicated parking and collection points for delivery riders at condos and malls. While riders welcome these changes, experts foresee varied implementation due to space, cost, and resident concerns.
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More young Singaporeans seeking recovery treatment at longevity-related wellness centres and clinics
Young Singaporeans are increasingly turning to wellness centres for recovery treatments aimed at promoting longevity.
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22-year-old man arrested for voyeurism at NTU
A 22-year-old man was arrested for voyeurism at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore on September 19.
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East and West Singapore Join Central Region in Recording Unhealthy Air Quality Amid Haze
Singapore's eastern and western regions entered the unhealthy air quality range on Sunday, joining the central region. The 24-hour PSI hit 105 in the west and 102 in the east at 6am. The central region recorded a reading of 123.
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Majority of residents of brick-faced Tampines blocks vote for paint that matches original colour
Over 76% of Tampines 497 series blocks residents voted to keep the original paint scheme, preserving the estate's identity and heritage.