Tag: Singapore
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No current plans to designate Tagore forest as a nature reserve: Chee Hong Tat
The forest located near Upper Thomson Road is zoned for residential use.
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AGC to appeal against reduced charge, sentence for man who assaulted Grab driver
The Attorney-General’s Chambers said that Oruche Morgan Fidelis’ sentence was “manifestly inadequate”.
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CNA Explains: What is chemical castration and can it reduce sex crimes?
Singapore is open to considering the measure if there is clear evidence it reduces crime, while countries from South Korea to the United States have adopted it in different forms.
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Southeast Asia faces test of turning climate promises into action
Climate advocates are in Singapore for the Climate Reality Leadership Corps Training, organised by former US Vice President Al Gore’s nonprofit organisation The Climate Reality Project.
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Police get powers to order banks, telcos to share info, disable scam accounts after new law passed
During the debate, Members of Parliament raised concerns about innocent people who may wrongly get their bank accounts suspended and asked questions about the powers of civilian specialist officers.
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Category A COE premiums set new record, rising to over S$133,000
Category A COE premiums closed at S$133,009, up S$4,508 from the last bidding exercise.
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CEO of luxury car distributor Eurosports Global fined for false share trading
Goh Kim San’s lawyers said the CEO acted out of “vanity, not deception” as he disliked the sight of the flat lining of an inactive share counter.
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Two SIA flights from Singapore to London diverted amid major outage at Heathrow
SIA said the two affected flights were diverted to Paris and Munich respectively.
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Man granted protection order against wife who sent AI-generated obscene images of him and his sister
The magistrate said the messages were “hideously offensive and vile”, and that the man was evidently “tormented and distressed” at trial.
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Three complaints of NS-related workplace discrimination lodged from 2024 to 2025
Employers found to have breached guidelines are made to correct their practices, and may in serious cases have their work pass privileges suspended, says the Manpower Ministry.
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