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Singapore's Court of Appeal, also known as the APEX court, will be hearing the appeal of Malaysian drug trafficker Nagaenthran A/L K Dharmalingam on 24 Jan 2022.He is appealing against a high court decision which denied him the rights...

OCBC Bank has announced today (17 Jan) that they have already started to payout victims who were affected by the phishing scams.At the time of the report, OCBC said that they have already paid out more than 30 affected...

A 48 y.o man was arrested by the Police for suspicions of being involved in two cases of outrage of modesty at Toa Payoh MRT station.Molested two females within minutesPolice received a report on 14 Jan at about 11:10pm...

FairPrice will keep 133 of their stores opened on day one of the Chinese Lunar New Year this year which falls on 1st February 2022.This is four stores more than what was opened during the first day of Chinese...

In every economy in the world, prices of services tend to increase over time. For many reasons such as inflation, pandemic, and many more factors.Previously, there was already news on the increase in electricity tariffs and transport.The school...

A 50 year old flight attendant whose name and company was not mentioned in court documents was convicted today (17 Jan) for molesting a fellow stewardess in-flight from Singapore to Philippines.He was found guilty of outraging the modesty of...

A 19 year old teenager who was 17 at the time of offence pleaded guilty today (17 Jan) to a charge of cheating by personation and also a charge underage driving.There are two more charges which will also be...

48 y.o Chua Sah May was given seven months of jail today (17 Jan) for redeeming 397 Temasek face masks using the FIN numbers of foreign workers.She was convicted for the offence of cheating.Worked as a recruiterChua was working...

64 y.o Tan Hwee Koon was charged in court today (17 Jan) for his involvement in an accident last year which injured three people.On 12 March 2021, he had allegedly reversed into a coffeeshop in Tuas by stepping on...

The Singapore Police Force has arrested 10 people today (16 Jan) for their suspected involvement in registering prepaid SIM cards illegally which was likely used in crimes.The crimes include scams, unlicensed moneylending and various vices.The arrests came after raids...