2015年6月18日 星期四

2015-06-19 Singapore Singapore


Channel News Asia
   
Fatal CTE accident: 5 years' jail for drug-influenced driver   
Channel News Asia
Toh Cheng Yang, 35, had pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving and driving under the influence of drugs. Four people were killed in the accident on National Day in 2013. By Kyle Malinda; POSTED: 19 Jun 2015 10:14; UPDATED: 19 Jun 2015 ...

Man gets 5 years' jail, 20 years' ban for CTE fatal accident that killed Korean family   The Straits Times
CTE crash driver sentenced to 5 years' jail   TODAYonline
CTE fatal crash driver gets 5 years' jail and 20-year ban from driving   The New Paper

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AsiaOne
   
Oasis of learning in Punggol to fill young minds   
AsiaOne
Parents with young children living in Punggol will have more primary school options from this year. Three new primary schools will be opened in the two areas from next year, and registration for them will begin next month. Photo: ST ...

3 new primary schools to meet demand in Punggol   The Straits Times
P1 registration open from July 2 to Aug 27   TODAYonline

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Channel News Asia
   
50 Aussie-style BBQs across the heartlands on Jun 28   
Channel News Asia
TODAY reports: Come Jun 28, the heartlands will be alight with 50 Aussie-style barbecues, as part of the Australian High Commission's celebrations to mark Singapore's Golden Jubilee, as well as 50 years of friendship between the two nations. POSTED: 18 ...

50 Aussie-style BBQs across the heartlands on June 28   TODAYonline
On June 28, 50 Aussie-style BBQs across Singapore's heartlands   Malay Mail Online
Australian high commission to launch 50 BBQs to celebrate Singapore's Golden ...   GlobalPost
The Straits Times   
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Channel News Asia
   
PA honours volunteers who help immigrants adapt   
TODAYonline
SINGAPORE — Grassroots volunteers who have been helping new immigrants adapt to life in Singapore were honoured for their efforts last night at an awards ceremony held for such Integration and Naturalisation Champions (INCs). The awards, organised ...

INClusive Awards for volunteers who help foreigners integrate into society   Channel News Asia
Volunteers praised for helping foreigners integrate into Singapore society   The Straits Times

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TODAYonline
   
'Credits for sex' scam: Malaysian first to be charged   
TODAYonline
SINGAPORE — A 22-year-old Malaysian yesterday became the first to be hauled to court here for his part in a “credits for sex” scam, a racket that has recently gained notoriety in Singapore and other countries such as the United States and China. Liew Yii ...

Suspect charged with abetting to cheat in "credits for sex" scam   Channel News Asia
S'PORE SEX SCAM: M'sian man charged   Malaysia Chronicle
Man, 22, charged for alleged role in credit-for-sex scam   The Straits Times
The Rakyat Post   
Malay Mail Online   
AsiaOne   
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Channel News Asia
   
ATM card replaced with fake, duped of Rs 44000   
Times of India
THANE: A 50-year-old Kalwa resident was duped by a fraudster after the latter exchanged a fake Automated Teller Machine (ATM) card with the unsuspecting victim and withdrew Rs 44,470 from his account from an ATM kiosk near Almeida chowk. The victim ...

Two arrested for helping unlicensed moneylenders   Channel News Asia
2 men arrested for assisting unlicensed moneylending syndicate   AsiaOne
China's automated teller machine (ATM) industry outlook to 2014-2018 market ...   WhaTech

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Hard to resist, man says of WeChat 'scams'   
AsiaOne
'SEXY WOMAN': Mr Chen spoke to a person, who said she wasn't a cheat, on WeChat. He bought her a $150 iTunes gift card, but she wanted more. He eventually bought $650 worth of gift cards for her. Photo: SHIN MIN ...


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AsiaOne
   
Pole pierces car roof in Ang Mo Kio   
AsiaOne
'NEGLIGENT ACT': The bamboo pole pierced through the car's glass moonroof at the carpark next to Block 107, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4. Photo: STOMP. Pole pierces car roof in Ang Mo Kio. My Paper | Lim Xuan Zhen | Friday, Jun 19, 2015. Lim Xuan Zhen.

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The Straits Times
   
Social media's influence in S'pore politics here to stay   
The Straits Times
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong taking a "we-fie" with stallholders of a coffee shop in Ang Mo Kio in February. Some 3.6 million people - or around 66 per cent of the population - in Singapore use social media. -- ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG. By Carol Soon ...


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AsiaOne
   
Bid to delay paying $7.7m guarantee for loan denied   
AsiaOne
Ms Jannie Chan's lawyer argued that ANZ's demand order was defective as the security offered was not disclosed. Print. Prominent businesswoman Jannie Chan has failed in her bid to set aside a statutory order to pay up US$5.7 million (S$7.7 million) on a ...


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