New laws give SCDF powers to target suppliers of non-compliant bomb shelter products
The Civil Defence Shelter and Fire Safety (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill was passed on Sept 8.
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Singapore raises political salaries, MPs' monthly allowances
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The salary range will be widened to cater to people joining political service at different career stages.
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HSA warns of banned substance, potent medicinal ingredients in product marketed as weight-loss pill
It said it has worked with online platforms Shopee and Lazada to remove listings of the product.
Six women to be charged with public order offences
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Govt considering wider screening process for jobs involving contact with children: Goh Pei Ming
This could include certificate-based systems.
Revised salary framework for political appointment holders and MPs: What are the key changes?
The House will debate the matter on Sept 10.