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A total of 86 arrests were made in the Police's islandwide anti-vice operations that concluded recently on 31 October 2021 after it began about two months ago from the end date.83 women and 3 men aged between 22 and...

The Ministry of Health (MOH), has recently shared a post on their Facebook page advising the public not to self medicate with Ivermectin.They added that there are some online websites and chat groups that have claimed that ivermectin can...

A fire broke out in a 10th-floor HDB block in the afternoon of 12 November yesterday.A cat found itself trapped on the ledge of the HDB building's ledge as a result.The SCDF said that they received a call for...

A post was seen on Facebook recently about a rider receiving a fine of $100 after an inspection by a LTA officer on his motorbike license plate.The rider was fined and charged with the offence because he failed to...

Singaporean Amos Yee, currently seeking asylum in the States, has been charged with charges related to Child pornography but offered a plea deal.He has been given approximately a month to consider the offer.The month that was given to him...

The Ministry of Health (MOH), has reported a total of 3,099 new cases on 12 Nov 2021.2,965 cases are community cases, 128 are dormitory cases and 6 cases are imported.Amongst the community cases today are 479 seniors above the...

A 36 year old man is set to be charged in court on Saturday (Nov 13) for allegedly being involved in cases of cheating.One of the alleged incident is where he pretended to be a gynaecologist and asked a...

The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS), has issued an advisory today (12 Nov) to warn the general public about an email sent to them by scammers impersonating IRAS.The public are warned not to open up or reply to...

NTUC FairPrice, which Cheers and FairPrice Xpress are part of, will begin charging for plastic bags for all its 167 outlets from Jan 1 as part of its "no plastic bag" initiative.24 current FairPrice, Cheers and FairPrice Xpress stores...

Patients who tested positive and are admitted to ICU will face about $25,000 in medical bills before government subsidies if they choose not to be vaccinated on their own accord.The Ministry of Health (MOH) said that the amount will...