Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad was seen shedding tears next to his wife's grave on Oct. 1, three days after her death. He was paying his last respects alongside family members during funeral rites for Siti Hasmah Mohamad Ali, who passed away at the age of 100 on Sep. 28. Mahath...
A man helped a woman in need book a cab from East Coast Lagoon Food Village on Sep. 15 at 2am. The man recounted his experience to Stomp . According to him, he encountered a woman in her 20s or 30s with her hair "drenched". She was alone and told him she had lost her phone. The m...
If your wardrobe is due for a refresh, here’s a shopping event you won’t want to miss. Changi City Point, the outlet mall nearest to Changi Airport, is holding its first-ever Great Outlet Sale from Oct.1-4, with plenty of irresistible deals, discounts and promotions across its te...
A video posted on WeChat has gained widespread attention, showing a flight attendant being scolded by a passenger on her knees. He was unhappy that her food cart had bumped his elbow and demanded an apology, even telling her to kneel down so that he could kick her. On Sep. 27, a ...
An Israeli plumber who saved a flight from being allegedly hijacked and potentially crashed met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who congratulated him. The passenger, Yaniv Hayoun, rushed to the cockpit and placed the attempted hijacker in a chokehold, reported the...
SBS Transit has lodged a police report on a boy who was caught flinging a plastic bag of items off Cove LRT station on Sep. 27. Footage of the incident, shared online on Sep. 28, begins with the bag on the floor of the LRT platform, filled with unidentified objects. The boy then ...
Temasek will be establishing offices in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) as part of its plans to expand its Middle East presence. In a press release on Sep. 30, Singapore's state investment fund announced its intention to "deepen engagement" in the r...
A Malaysian man, 72, said that he and his wife deposited RM1 million (S$313,000) to a bank in Aug. 25, 2006. According to Sinchew , he money was purportedly placed in two fixed deposit accounts, each with a 2-year lock-in period. The man said he ended up not withdrawing the money...