The haze has returned, prompting comparisons to past occurrences. Details about its current state and how it stacks up against previous instances are available.
Further information on the haze and its comparison to past events can be found through The Straits Times.
The source provides insight into the haze, offering a look at its current status and historical context, for those seeking more information on the topic.
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Amid reports about Singaporeans getting lured into a suspected pyramid scheme in China, content creator and personal trainer Tyen Rasif took to social media to share her personal experience where she "almost got scammed" into joining it. In a video posted on Sep. 10, Rasif said t...
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Former coordinating minister Khaw Boon Wan will step down as chairman of Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) Media Trust (SMT). Chan Yeng Kit, chief executive officer (CEO) of SPH Media, will take over the role, The Straits Times reported. The changes are expected to take effect from ...
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UPDATE on Sep. 11, 6:15pm: This article was updated with the latest figures from CASE. After True Fitness and True Yoga ceased operations across their outlets on Sep. 10, customers have reported losses of more than S$ 609,000 in unutilised memberships, packages, and services to t...
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The changes weaken the role that residential location currently plays in determining access, says one expert.
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Nine-year-old Gregory Imran Zahin has picked up a new hobby: collecting empty cans and plastic bottles and recycling them at designated Return Right machines under Singapore's latest Beverage Container Return Scheme (BCRS). Learnt about recycling in school Speaking to Mothership ...
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A Thai abbot from Ayutthaya in central Thailand was arrested on Sep. 10, 2026, alongside a female aide who was caught on CCTV footage having sex with the monk in his quarters. According to Bangkok Post , the abbot and his female aide were accused of embezzling 100 million baht (S...
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“If excessive alumni benefits are worsening inequality then we should intervene,” says one parent who is supportive of the changes.
