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SINGAPORE: It has been five years since the opposition Workers' Party eked out a historic win in Sengkang GRC, and another close fight is likely as the PAP tries to win it at the upcoming polls.
SINGAPORE: A teenage boy was only 15 years old when he scammed people on Carousell into paying him for iPhones that were never delivered.
SINGAPORE: About 200 people evacuated from an executive condominium (EC) block in Sengkang after a fire broke out at a 13th-floor unit on Feb 25.
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A 21-year-old man involved in a slashing incident at Read Crescent Park in Clarke Quay on Sunday (Aug 13) has been caught, the police said on Wednesday.
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A man was hauled to a district court on Wednesday (June 14) after he allegedly forced the tip of a chilli into a boy’s mouth and the child later died due to a blockage of his airway.
A man was hauled to a district court after he allegedly forced the tip of a chilli into a boy’s mouth and the child later died due to a blockage of his airway.
Aggressive international expansion on the cards for Gamuda Land.
Petaling Jaya: A Gamuda Bhd joint-venture company has won a RM1.45bil contract to design and construction of the Defu station and Tunnels in Singapore with Wai Fong Construction Pte Ltd.
SINGAPORE, March 1 (The Straits Times/ANN): Two-week collection begins for free reusable, antimicrobial masks; 12 new imported cases
SINGAPORE: OLÁ – Gamuda Land’s second development in the city state – is receiving strong response with online applications nearly double the number of its available units despite the current Covid-19 pandemic and economic uncertainties.
SINGAPORE: Unhappy that fingerprints were found on her kitchen windows, a housewife forced her domestic worker to hit her own teeth with a meat pounder about 50 times as she wanted the maid to lose her teeth.
SINGAPORE, April 23 (The Straits Times/ANN) - Even with the circuit breaker measures in place to limit the spread of the coronavirus, loan sharks have found a way to pester people who owe them money.
