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Man, 51, found dead on bench in Jalan Besar alley; police investigating
Based on preliminary investigations, police do not suspect foul play.
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Six men to be charged for separate molestation cases across Singapore
Six men, aged 23 to 76, will be charged in separate cases of molestation.
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SDP raises concern over charges against Jolovan Wham and Elijah Tay
From Paul Tambyah's FB post: Regardless of one’s views over the death penalty for drug “mules”, citizens have the Constitutional right to peacefully express these views. This article (SDP expresses ‘deep concern’ over police actions against Jolovan Wham, Elijah Tay) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News.
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Tampines hoarder sleeps in corridor; neighbours cite safety, hygiene worries
Residents complained that their neighbor's apartment had become a "garbage dump," making it "uninhabitable" and forcing him to spend the night in the hallway or stairwell using mobility aids, raisi... This article (‘Garbage dump’ flat forces resident to sleep in corridor; neighbours raise hygiene and safety concerns) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News.
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Cef Bob steps down as operator of Rahsia Bidadari kopitiam after five months of losses
Hanya lima bulan selepas membuka kedai kopi halal Rahsia Bidadari di Alkaff Crescent, cef selebriti Encik Shahrizal Salleh, atau lebih dikenali sebagai Cef Bob, kini melepaskan status sebagai penyewa
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WP MP Gerald Giam and Defence Minister Chan meet residents at Bedok Reservoir coffee shop
" It was a pleasure to welcome Minister Chan Chun Sing, who was visiting our constituency today and joined us for a good chat with residents," wrote Mr Giam This article (WP MP Gerald Giam welcomed Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing to Bedok Reservoir for visit, chat with residents) first appeared on The Independent Singapore News.
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Tampines brick-faced HDB blocks to be painted over to fix seepage, drawing heritage criticism
Professional evaluations now support painting over the brick surfaces, Tampines Town Council said.