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Bangladeshi man, 36, smashes taxi in Kallang, assaults man with stick at Merdeka Bridge, jailed & caned
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· September 28, 2026
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On Sep. 25, 2026, Mamun AL, 36, a Bangladeshi national, was sentenced to two years, ten months and five weeks' jail as well as two strokes of the cane after pleading guilty to four of nine charges, with the rest taken into consideration. According to charge sheets seen by Mothership, his charges...
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Key points 25, 2026, Mamun AL, 36, a Bangladeshi national, was sentenced to two years, ten months and five weeks' jail as well as two strokes of the cane after pleading guilty to four of nine charges, with the rest taken into consideration. According to charge sheets seen by Mothership, his charges... More News Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? On Sep. 25, 2026, Mamun AL, 36, a Bangladeshi national, was sentenced to two years, ten months and five weeks' jail as well as two strokes of the cane after pleading guilty to four of nine charges, with the rest taken into consideration. According to charge sheets seen by Mothership, his charges...
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