2015年1月19日 星期一

2015-01-20 Singapore Singapore


AsiaOne
   
Bill seeks to curb public drinking late at night   
AsiaOne
Coffeeshop patrons drink beer in Geylang on a Sunday night on 18 January 2015. New alcohol sales restrictions are likely to be implemented in Geylang after a bill is passed in parliament. Print. DRINKING in public places, including parks and common areas ...

Proposed liquor curbs in Little India, Geylang 'could hit businesses hard'   Channel News Asia
Singapore's new alcohol laws are less strict than Sydney's   inthemix
Does proposed alcohol ban have genuine public support?   The Online Citizen
malaysiandigest.com   
The Straits Times   
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AsiaOne
   
Singapore to deploy planners for anti-IS coalition forces   
Business Standard
Singapore will deploy planners in the next few months to support the multi-national coalition against the dreaded Islamic State terrorist group, the country's Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen has said. The planners would be sent to the Combined Joint Task Force ...

SAF to support multinational coalition war against IS   Free Malaysia Today
SAF To Further Deploy Planners To Support International Coalition Fight Against ...   Bernama
Threat of extremists has to be tackled: Ng Eng Hen   TODAYonline
GlobalPost   
Channel News Asia   
AsiaOne   
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Malay Mail Online
   
Singapore says no official word on Forest City project in Johor   
The Star Online
SINGAPORE: Singapore has yet to receive official confirmation from Malaysia on two land reclamation projects in the Straits of Johor. Local television Channel News Asia (CNA) reported Second Minister for Foreign Affairs Grace Fu as saying in Parliament on ...

Singapore yet to receive final environmental report on Johor Straits project ...   The Malaysian Insider
Singapore yet to receive official response from Malaysia over reclamation work   Astro Awani
No confirmation from Malaysia on land reclamation: Grace Fu   Channel News Asia
New Straits Times Online   
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The Straits Times
   
Fire engine stuck at VivoCity courtyard lifted out   
The Straits Times
The fire engine which got stuck in front of VivoCity on Monday evening after the tiles it was travelling on gave way was eventually lifted out at 1.35am. -- ST PHOTO: NEO XIAOBIN. By Melissa Lin. SINGAPORE - A fire engine which got stuck in front of shopping ...

SCDF fire engine stuck at VivoCity   Channel News Asia

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Laws on drunken behaviour could be enforced in foreign-worker dorms   
TODAYonline
SINGAPORE — Foreign-worker dormitories will be designated as public areas for the purposes of enforcing laws on drunken behaviour, under the proposed liquor control laws. This means that within the premises of such dormitories, a person who is drunk ...


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TODAYonline
   
Sports facilities in every school to be opened to the public: Lawrence Wong   
TODAYonline
In schools, Minister of Culture, Community and Youth Lawrence Wong said students are exposed to sports through a quality and rigorous Physical Education curriculum. TODAY FILE PHOTO. mail · print. View all 0 comments ...

More sports facilities in schools to be open to the public   Channel News Asia

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AsiaOne
   
Police looking for man to assist in loanshark harassment case   
AsiaOne
SINGAPORE - Police are searching for a man to assist with investigations in a loanshark harassment case reported at Sembawang Close on Jan 17. Police said in a press statement that the man was last seen in a black polo shirt, black pants and slippers.
Police appeal for information on loanshark harassment case at Admiralty Drive   The Straits Times

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AsiaOne
   
Guys play hilarious prank on illegal cigarette peddlers in Geylang   
AsiaOne
A video on YouTube recently shows two men pulling pranks on contraband cigarette sellers in Geylang. A contributor alerted citizen journalism website Stomp to the video, which was posted on Jan 14. The video, posted by Merlion TV, shows a man going ...


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The Straits Times
   
Ex-Malaysian footballer convicted of match-fixing in Singapore   
The Malaysian Insider
Former Kedah striker Thanasegar S. Sinnaiah yesterday pleaded guilty to fixing a Malaysian Super League football match between Singaporean team Lions XII and Sarawak FA two years ago. English daily The Straits Times reported that Sinnaiah was ...

Ex-footballer admits to abetting in conspiracy to fix match   The Star Online
Ex-footballer admits to abetting in conspiracy to fix match and cheat S'pore Pools   The Straits Times

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AsiaOne
   
Man jailed for taxi attack, cheating cases   
AsiaOne
IN THE DOCK AGAIN: Koh's total jail term is 29 months, after including the punishment for cheating offences he had committed last year with credit cards stolen from his mother's tenant. Print. A lorry driver picked a fight with a woman who had hailed a taxi ...


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