S’pore teen detained under ISA planned to declare caliphate on Coney Island, bomb army camp
The authorities said that he is believed to have acted alone and had not radicalised others.
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Woman, 90, crosses the Causeway for reunion with long-lost daughter
In 1964, Madam Teng gave in to a prominent Malay family in their kampung after they begged her incessantly for her newborn daughter.
Singapore and Vietnam ink agreements to deepen collaboration on renewable energy, carbon credits
Singapore aims to reach net-zero emissions by or around mid-century, and Vietnam has similarly announced its target of net-zero emissions by 2050.
Covid-19 main contributor to 2,490 excess deaths in S’pore between 2020 and 2022
Compared with many other countries, both regionally and internationally, Singapore has been able to avoid a large number of deaths, noted the Ministry of Health.
S’pore’s LGBTQ community relieved at repeal of gay-sex law; religious groups concerned
Religious groups stressed that traditional values must be preserved even if the law changes.
S’pore GPs see surge in number of patients over CNY holidays
Experts said that daily Covid-19 cases could cross the 10,000 mark in the coming weeks despite muted CNY celebrations.