CCCS gets court order against man running three firms over misleading PR application guarantees

Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore Obtains Court Order Against Man Operating Immigration Consultancies The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) recently obtained a court order against an individual who operated three immigration consultancies. The man was accused of misleading clients by offering unfounded promises of guaranteed permanent residency approvals. This marks the first…

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SAF regular dies after being found unconscious at Hendon Camp swimming pool

Singapore Armed Forces Regular Dies at Hendon Camp Swimming Pool A tragic incident occurred at Hendon Camp on 9 August 2025, where a Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) regular was discovered unconscious at the camp’s swimming pool. Despite prompt intervention including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED), and ongoing resuscitation efforts…

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Singapore at 60: The secret talks and political risks behind separation from Malaysia

Singapore’s Independence: The Secret Talks Behind Separation from Malaysia On the 60th anniversary of Singapore’s independence, historical records and expert analysis have provided insights into the clandestine negotiations that culminated in the peaceful separation from Malaysia on 9 August 1965. The Background: Malaysia-Singapore Union The union between Malaysia and Singapore in 1963 was a result…

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70% of Malaysia’s cross-border ride-hailing drivers suspend services during Singapore’s National Day weekend

Malaysia’s Cross-Border Ride-Hailing Drivers Suspend Services During Singapore’s National Day Weekend Approximately 70% of Malaysia’s cross-border ride-hailing drivers have decided to suspend their services leading up to Singapore’s National Day weekend. This decision comes in response to the Land Transport Authority’s (LTA) heightened crackdown on illegal rides in the region. The drivers are wary of…

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Singaporean tourist arrested for flying drone in Pattaya amid Thailand’s nationwide ban

Singaporean Tourist Arrested for Flying Drone in Pattaya In a recent incident in Pattaya, a Singaporean tourist was arrested for flying a drone over Walking Street, violating Thailand’s nationwide ban on drone usage. This arrest occurred amidst border tensions with Cambodia and the strict enforcement of drone regulations in the country. Violation of Drone Regulations…

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Judge rules remand statements by Dr Jipson Quah admissible after finding no threats, promises or inducements

Judge Finds Remand Statements by Dr. Jipson Quah Admissible Judge Paul Quan delivered a 76-page oral decision on July 28, outlining the reasons why six statements made by Dr. Jipson Quah in January 2022 were deemed voluntary. Despite defense arguments challenging alleged bail inducements and contradictions in log-books, the judge found no evidence of threats,…

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Workers who rescued driver from Tanjong Katong sinkhole honoured by President Tharman

President Tharman Honours Migrant Workers for Heroic Act Singapore President Tharman expressed his gratitude towards seven migrant workers who rescued a woman from a sinkhole on 26 July. The workers, employed by Ohin Construction, were recognized for their bravery and selflessness during the incident. Recognition at the National Day Open House The commendable actions of…

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