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Singapore's Gan Ching Hwee clinches Asian Games silver in 400m freestyle, registers another national record
This is Gan's second medal of the Games.
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A mixture of Monster, Red Bull and espresso contained nearly triple the recommended daily limit.
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Public advised to avoid several areas at risk of flash floods: PUB
PUB had initially warned that heavy rain was expected over many areas of Singapore.
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CNA Explains: How does haze reach Singapore and what do air quality readings tell us?
Smoke from fires hundreds of kilometres away can take days to reach Singapore, with wind conditions affecting how it travels and disperses. CNA looks at how air quality is measured, and why what people see and smell may not always correspond with pollution readings....
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Man who allegedly made unauthorised bookings of SUTD football facilities to be charged with cheating, forgery
The man's alleged actions resulted in a total revenue loss of more than S$130,000 to SUTD, the police said.
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Melaka state assembly to be dissolved on Sep 23, paving way for election within 60 days: Chief Minister
Barisan Nasional controls the Melaka state government and will be looking to build on its recent victories in Negeri Sembilan and Johor. Who it partners or whether it goes solo will be closely watched, say analysts....
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Former navy cook jailed for sexually abusing 15-year-old boy with army captain
The two adult men engaged in sex acts with the 15-year-old boy at a multi-storey car park in Punggol.
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Haze in Singapore: Companies step up precautions for outdoor workers
Some employers are distributing N95 masks, issuing health reminders and preparing to adjust work arrangements if air quality worsens.
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MPA probing collision between Chinese fishing vessel and Panama-flagged ship in S’pore waters
ST’s checks on maritime tracking websites show that the vessel was in waters off Tuas as at Sept 21.
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Shell Singapore charged over Pulau Bukom oil leaks, failure to report them immediately
About 40 tonnes of oily mixture was discharged into the water in the October 2024 incident, while about 485kg to 956kg of oil mixture leaked into Singapore waters over a few days in December 2024....
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Singapore backs international call for greater frontier AI safeguards
Prime Minster Lawrence Wong and more than 20 other world leaders have signed a joint statement calling for companies, nations and UN member states to implement AI safety measures....
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RSIS must help Singapore stay one step ahead in a more unpredictable world: Chan Chun Sing
Singapore must deeply understand the worldviews and ambitions of major powers like the US and China to remain relevant, said Chan Chun Sing.