Facial recognition for motorcyclists, pillion riders at Tuas Checkpoint from Sept 18
The system was first rolled out at Woodlands Checkpoint on March 31.
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North-South Corridor: Costs of two-year delay to be known only after completion, LTA says
LTA says it will assess whether any additional costs will be borne by the contractor or the agency itself, once the project wraps up.
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Complaining may feel good, but too much could affect your brain, body and relationships
SINGAPORE: Complaining is pretty much a part of who we are. Studies have shown that the average adult complains, on average, 15 to 30 times, or about 8 minutes and 45 seconds a day. It became a part of our routine. And really, who could blame us when we, as humans, are wired to n...
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Search called off for two missing divers in Palau, including 62-year-old Singaporean: Report
Singaporean Tan Soon Liang, 62, and Chinese national Xiaowi Wu, 43, were diving at Peleliu Wall on Sept 7.
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Former MUIS senior director gets jail for misappropriating funds meant for religious school
Razak Mohamed Lazim, 59, also accessed the email server of a religious school without permission after resigning from his position there.
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Lianhe Zaobao takes Singapore culture to Shanghai and Beijing with inaugural festival
The festival will take place in Shanghai from Sept 19 to 20 and then move to Beijing from Sept 24 to 26.
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21 police, ICA, auxiliary officers lauded for rejecting bribes, reporting corruption
Of the 68 cases registered for CPIB investigation in 2025, 22 involved public service officers who rejected bribes.