Singapore, Cambodia police and OCBC help S’pore firm recover US$12.8 million from scammers
The police advise businesses to remain careful about falling for business e-mail compromise scams.
The police advise businesses to remain careful about falling for business e-mail compromise scams.
business
The owner of a coconut shake shop at Serangoon paid more than S$6,000 in an effort to boost their reach. However, he claimed that it amounted to "almost zero response". In an interview with Instagram page @bestfoodsg, the owner of Coco Fwens shared both the struggles of running h...
parks
Across multiple social media platforms, CNA Verify found close to 400 posts pushing falsehoods tying Singapore to Indonesia’s stock market rout and to a secret meeting that never took place. Together, they drew nearly 12 million views, and some were circulated by accounts that ap...
safety
The suspects, aged 42 and 46, are accused of operating a transnational vice syndicate that recruited foreign women and sent them to work in Singapore in the vice trade....
News
The AI coach will be available to selected residents as part of a study in the first quarter of 2027.
parks
NCS announced its manpower expansion at the opening of its AI Mission Centre on Oct 29.
News
The 35-year-old victim sustained 97 injuries from three knives and a chopper, including a 7.5cm-deep stab wound in his chest.
safety
The Singapore Police Force worked with its Cambodian counterpart and OCBC to recover the money from a fraudulent bank account in Cambodia.
Local
SINGAPORE/MALAYSIA: A couple heading from Johor Bahru to Singapore were detained after Malaysian border officers found nearly RM3 million (S$919,000) in undeclared cash inside their vehicle. The haul included S$300,000 (RM955,441) and RM1,971,697 (S$618,000). The couple, aged 41 ...
News
The extended hours include weekends and public holidays.
News
In one instance, a victim transferred a total of $285,000 to the scammers.
