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'We cannot become complacent about safety & security in S'pore': PM Wong
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Gracia Yap , as published by Mothership
· September 23, 2026
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Singaporeans cannot become complacent about safety and security, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Sep. 23. He was delivering a speech at the SGSecure 10th anniversary event, which the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) commemorated for a decade of building community preparedness, unity, and resil...
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Key points He was delivering a speech at the SGSecure 10th anniversary event, which the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) commemorated for a decade of building community preparedness, unity, and resil... Singaporeans cannot become complacent about safety and security, said Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Sep.
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