Singapore cannot let its guard down and be complacent about peace and security: PM Wong
PM Wong said Singaporeans need to speak up when they see behaviour that is not right.
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Terrorism remains a major concern, Singapore to enter next phase of SGSecure movement: PM Wong
Marking the 10th anniversary of the SGSecure movement, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong warned Singaporeans against complacency and taking the country’s peace and security for granted....
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Meta takes action against 3.7 million scam-linked 'shell pages' and accounts in Singapore police partnership
Meta says the takedowns mark a shift from removing individual accounts to dismantling entire scam networks.
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3.6m ‘shell pages’ on Facebook, Instagram found primed for scams after S’pore police tip-off: Meta
Over the past two years, Meta has built an information partnership with Singapore police to target scam networks.
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Malaysian man arrested for allegedly masterminding scam, money laundering operations in Singapore
The 27-year-old man, nicknamed “Da Xiang”, allegedly recruited Malaysians to carry out government official impersonation scams in Singapore.
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Autobahn Rent A Car charged with keeping two deregistered vehicles
The company also failed to prove that the vehicles had been exported or scrapped.
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After Workers’ Party has called for it since 1994, Jamus Lim cheers Education Ministry's announcement of smaller class size pilot
"I am, of course, immensely gratified by this development, not least because the #workersparty has been hammering on about smaller class sizes for ages (since our 1994 manifesto, championed by our former educator and MP Low Thia Khiang)," he wrote in an FB post...
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Fake SPF pop-up alerts claiming your device is 'locked' are back; Police warn of phishing scam demanding urgent fine payment
SPF has warned of a re-emergence of phishing scams using fake pop-up alerts bearing the police logo, claiming devices have been locked for accessing illegal content and demanding immediate payment under countdown timer pressure....
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At 74, she travels two hours to Changi Prison every week to counsel inmates: ‘I don’t want to give up on them’
Choo Choy Lian has spent 15 years supporting inmates through the difficult process of rehabilitation. Even when some end up back in prison, the prison volunteer believes turning one’s life around takes patience, understanding and another chance....
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MOM: Singapore job cuts climb in Q2 as vacancies shrink while displaced workers take longer to find jobs
Singapore’s labour market still added jobs, but fewer vacancies and slower re-employment are making the next step harder for some workers
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Nathan Yong’s new collection for British furniture brand Heal’s draws on Singapore memories
The veteran Singapore designer’s six-piece Heal’s collection draws on memories of Tanjong Rhu, tropical living and the shipyards of his childhood.
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Commentary: Food scares abroad are cause for concern in Singapore, not panic
Singapore cannot close itself off to global food trade, so it must anticipate and detect risks before they arrive, says Paul Teng of ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute....
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CNA Explains: Why are lawyers using so much paper for court cases in this digital day and age?
Printing costs in recent court cases ran into the thousands of dollars as hard copies are still required for some court proceedings.