Local NGOs do not need Singapore Government’s endorsement to register in Gaza, the authorities say
The Government encouraged Singaporeans to continue supporting humanitarian efforts for Gaza through “credible channels”.
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The workers fell while conducting stevedoring work, which involves the loading and unloading cargo from ships at ports.
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A total of 26 properties linked to the $3 billion-dollar money laundering case will be put up for sale in the first tranche of auctions.
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Ah Girls Go Army actress Apple Chan gives birth to baby girl at 32 weeks after emergency C-section
The actress said she is still processing the unexpected birth and told her daughter: “You keep fighting and I will keep believing in you.”
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2 men charged with offences allegedly linked to ex-lawyer who took nearly $76m of clients’ money
Former lawyer Jeffrey Ong Su Aun was jailed for 19 years in 2023 after he misappropriated nearly $76 million of his clients’ money.
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ComfortDelGro to waive commission for affected drivers over Sept 15 outage affecting taxis’ terminals
The waiver will apply to trips made from noon on Sept 25 to 11.59am on Sept 27.
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Singapore's core inflation rises to nearly two-year high of 2.2% in August
Consumers could face higher prices in the months ahead as energy costs remain elevated.
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Over 3 months’ jail for woman who gave more than $50k in bribes to then SJI facilities manager
The facilities manager had proposed the arrangement in exchange for securing more contracts for the woman's company.
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Elderly couple says cockroaches have been crawling out of HDB chute for 6 months, contractor still hesitant to fix it
An elderly couple says they are willing to pay to replace their faulty HDB garbage chute door, but the contractor they approached has hesitated to begin work over concerns about damaged tiles....
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2 workers die after falling into sea at Tuas Port
They were performing stevedoring work when they fell into the sea, PSA Singapore said.
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Irin Gan reunites with Growing Up ‘Ma' and 'Pa', sparking a wave of nostalgia among fans
Irin Gan, who played eldest Tay daughter Vicky in the 1990s drama Growing Up, recently reunited with her onscreen parents Lim Kay Tong and Wee Soon Hui....
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Asia-Pacific region can lead effort to tackle challenges facing aviation sector: Murali
The minister was speaking to attendees of the inaugural Passenger Terminal Expo Asia on Sept 23.