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A 42-year-old Singaporean man was sentenced to 21 days’ jail after exposing himself to a then-15-year-old girl during a video call. The man was a hotel assistant manager, and the girl was a part-time employee working under him at the time. Salim Shamim Ahmad pleaded guilty to one...
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Parents of young children in Punggol were particularly worried after a schoolgirl was nearly hit by an autonomous vehicle while crossing a road.
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Jet Li, 63, & daughter, 23, meet Bhutan King & Queen, volunteer at build of 108 Buddhist monuments in 1 day
Actor Jet Li has shared photos from Bhutan, where he took part as a volunteer in the construction of 108 stupas in a single day. In an Instagram post, the 63-year-old said that on Nov. 1, 108 stupas were completed in one day at Gelephu Mindfulness City, Bhutan. View this post on ...
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Bangladesh challenges ousted PM Hasina over return pledge
Hasina, whose 15-year rule was ended by a mass uprising she tried to crush, has vowed to return in December to Bangladesh, where she was sentenced to death for crimes against humanity over the 2024 crackdown on protesters....
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2 transgender women, 30 & 24, allegedly steal S$765,000 Patek Philippe watch from Chinese tourist in Pattaya
Two transgender women, aged 30 and 24, were arrested for allegedly stealing a Patek Philippe watch valued at about 20 million Baht (S$765,000) from a Chinese tourist’s hotel room in Pattaya, Thailand. The two were arrested on Nov. 8 at about 12:30am, The Thaiger and Pattaya Mail ...
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits affair as US govt probes ties with alleged Chinese spy
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to having an affair in an email to the company's staff. This comes after the U.S. government launched a probe into the chipmaker CEO's relationship with one Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based Megaspeed, who is allegedly a Chine...
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Small steps, big pay-off: KKH aims to get critically ill children back on their feet faster
The Let’s MoveEM programme aims to keep the patient awake and breathing on their own, and be as comfortable as possible.
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Missing: Woman last seen in Ang Mo Kio on Nov 8
Ng Ai Choo was last seen near Kebun Baru Food Centre at about 2.30pm on Nov 8.
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A chance encounter with wushu at her community centre led Ng Zhe Nin to Youth Olympic gold
Years before her Youth Olympic debut, Ng Zhe Nin was a curious onlooker at her community centre, captivated by other students taking wushu classes.
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Singapore grandmother files police report after her 5 y/o granddaughter was allegedly hit twice by another girl
SINGAPORE: An irate woman claimed that her five-year-old granddaughter was kicked in the face two times by an older child, 8, while they were playing inside a bouncy castle at a café at Goodman Arts Centre on the evening of Oct 31. The mother of the other child, however, insisted...
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Who is Alice Huang, Chinese exec accused of spying on Nvidia CEO?
Public details are sparse about Alice Huang, who was reportedly a top figure at Singapore-based data centre company Megaspeed International.