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Customer Complains About Small Portion and Thin Chicken Strips in S$6.30 Dish
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Customer Complains About Small Portion and Thin Chicken Strips in S$6.30 Dish

John Melt January 25, 2025
A customer recently took to an online forum to voice his disappointmen [...]
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Singapore Begins Review of Electoral Boundaries for GE2025
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Singapore Begins Review of Electoral Boundaries for GE2025

John Melt January 22, 2025
The countdown to Singapore’s 2025 General Election (GE2025) has offici [...]
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Singapore to Launch 3,800 Quick-Turnaround Flats in 2025 Amid Record Housing Supply
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Singapore to Launch 3,800 Quick-Turnaround Flats in 2025 Amid Record Housing Supply

John Melt January 17, 2025
The Singapore government remains on track to deliver 102,300 Build-To- [...]
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Two Lucky Winners Share S$6.08 Million Toto Jackpot
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Two Lucky Winners Share S$6.08 Million Toto Jackpot

John Melt January 15, 2025
A fantastic start to the year for two Toto players, who shared the S$6 [...]
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Civil & Muslim Marriage Registries to Temporarily Relocate Amid Redevelopment
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Civil & Muslim Marriage Registries to Temporarily Relocate Amid Redevelopment

John Melt January 14, 2025
The Registry of Marriages (ROM) and Registry of Muslim Marriages (ROMM [...]
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Three Singaporeans Detained Over Plans to Engage in Armed Violence Abroad
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Three Singaporeans Detained Over Plans to Engage in Armed Violence Abroad

John Melt January 9, 2025
The Internal Security Department (ISD) of Singapore has detained three [...]
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Singapore Government Rules Out Capping Ride-Hailing Operators Despite New Entrants
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Singapore Government Rules Out Capping Ride-Hailing Operators Despite New Entrants

John Melt January 7, 2025
The Singapore government has made it clear that there are no plans to [...]
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Singapore’s Private Property Prices See Slower Growth in Q4 2024
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Singapore’s Private Property Prices See Slower Growth in Q4 2024

John Melt January 3, 2025
Private residential property prices in Singapore rose by 2.3% in the f [...]
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Four Dead After Attending New Year’s Eve Concert in Malaysia”The New Year’s Eve celebrations at the Pinkfish 2024 Countdown concert in Malaysia took a tragic turn when four attendees were found dead shortly after the event. The deaths were reported by a hospital in Kuala Lumpur, with the victims ranging in age from their 20s to 40s. The concert, which took place at Sunway Lagoon’s Surf Beach in Selangor, featured live performances by both local and international artists. Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan confirmed that all four victims had attended the event, and the cases have been classified as sudden deaths. An initial autopsy revealed no external injuries on the deceased, but the exact cause of death is still under investigation, pending laboratory results. The police have opened an inquiry to explore whether foul play or toxic substances could be involved. A statement released on the police’s Facebook page on January 1st urged anyone with information to come forward. A TikTok video, which showed a person being wheeled away on a gurney, has raised concerns, with some speculating that the individual may have overdosed, although it is unclear if the video is connected to the deaths. In response to the incident, the Pinkfish event organisers released a statement on January 2nd, offering their condolences to the families of the deceased. They clarified that the deaths occurred outside the concert venue, with Malaysian authorities confirming this. The organisers also highlighted the safety measures in place at the event, including over 100 police officers, trained security personnel, and police dog units stationed at entry points. Pinkfish, an annual outdoor music and arts festival, is known for promoting creativity and community. The concert on December 31st was one of several events held to mark the new year in Malaysia.”
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Four Dead After Attending New Year’s Eve Concert in Malaysia”The New Year’s Eve celebrations at the Pinkfish 2024 Countdown concert in Malaysia took a tragic turn when four attendees were found dead shortly after the event. The deaths were reported by a hospital in Kuala Lumpur, with the victims ranging in age from their 20s to 40s. The concert, which took place at Sunway Lagoon’s Surf Beach in Selangor, featured live performances by both local and international artists. Selangor police chief Hussein Omar Khan confirmed that all four victims had attended the event, and the cases have been classified as sudden deaths. An initial autopsy revealed no external injuries on the deceased, but the exact cause of death is still under investigation, pending laboratory results. The police have opened an inquiry to explore whether foul play or toxic substances could be involved. A statement released on the police’s Facebook page on January 1st urged anyone with information to come forward. A TikTok video, which showed a person being wheeled away on a gurney, has raised concerns, with some speculating that the individual may have overdosed, although it is unclear if the video is connected to the deaths. In response to the incident, the Pinkfish event organisers released a statement on January 2nd, offering their condolences to the families of the deceased. They clarified that the deaths occurred outside the concert venue, with Malaysian authorities confirming this. The organisers also highlighted the safety measures in place at the event, including over 100 police officers, trained security personnel, and police dog units stationed at entry points. Pinkfish, an annual outdoor music and arts festival, is known for promoting creativity and community. The concert on December 31st was one of several events held to mark the new year in Malaysia.”

John Melt January 3, 2025
The New Year's Eve celebrations at the Pinkfish 2024 Countdown concert [...]
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Technical Issue Causes Multiple Delays on Scoot Flight from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore
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Technical Issue Causes Multiple Delays on Scoot Flight from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore

John Melt December 30, 2024
Passengers aboard Scoot flight TR469 from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore we [...]
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