While based in Malaysia, Awolola Gbolahan Ayobami, 40, and Awolola Oladayo Opeyemi, 37, recruited money mules in Singapore to assist in receiving almost $900,000 from love scam victims. Scammers would ... ( read original story ...)
COMMENT: If Singapore wants esports, it needs to be a national priority
The Singapore government continues to invest in developing sports — most recently, a S$25 million package for COVID-19 relief, and plans to make football great again (a waste of time, in my opinion). ( read original story ...)
Malaysia-based Nigerians involved in global love scam syndicate jailed in Singapore
SINGAPORE: Two Nigerian nationals who were members of a transnational love scam syndicate based in Malaysia were sentenced to jail in Singapore on Tuesday (Dec 7). Awolola Oladayo Opeyemi, 37, was ... ( read original story ...)
UN committee: ‘Positive aspects’ in Singapore’s efforts to eliminate racial discrimination, but areas of concern remain
While there are “positive aspects” of Singapore’s efforts to eliminate racial discrimination, some areas of concern remain, a United Nations committee has found. These include claims that ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Health Ministry to stop daily press release on Covid-19 situation from Dec 7; updates still available on website
The Singapore Ministry of Health (MOH) yesterday said that it will stop issuing daily press releases on Covid-19 infection statistics from Tuesday onwards “as the current wave of Delta infections ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore confirms 2 Omicron cases; records 662 new COVID infections and 4 deaths
Two cases – announced as preliminarily positive for Omicron on 2 Dec – are infected with it, as confirmed by whole-genome sequencing by the National Public Health Laboratory. ( read original story ...)
662 new Covid-19 cases in Singapore; 2 earlier imported cases now confirmed to have Omicron variant on Monday (Dec 6)
A total of 662 new Covid-19 infections and four deaths were reported in Singapore on Monday (Dec 6). This is the fourth day in a row that new virus cases have fallen below 1,000. ( read original story ...)
Singapore returnee tests Covid +ve, isolated in GH
Trichy: A 60-year-old man who arrived at the Trichy International Airport from Singapore has been put in an isolation ward at the government hospital . ( read original story ...)
Singapore reports 662 new COVID-19 cases and 4 deaths; 2 Omicron infections confirmed
SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 662 new COVID-19 cases and four deaths linked to the coronavirus as of noon on Monday (Dec 6). The fatalities were aged between 81 and 97. All had various underlying ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore confirms two Omicron COVID-19 cases
Singapore confirmed on Monday two imported cases with the Omicron variant of COVID-19 the Ministry of Health said in a press rele ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore confirms 2 Omicron cases; records 662 COVID cases and 4 deaths
"The National Public Health Laboratory has completed whole-genome sequencing for the cases, and has confirmed that they are infected with the Omicron variant," said the MOH. ( read original story ...)
Vegetable prices in Singapore up due to price hikes in Malaysia
Malaysia's monsoon season typically falls between May to September, and again between November to March. However, the country has been experiencing more rainfall than in previous ... ( read original story ...)
Billionaires Double Down On Singapore Prime Property Buys As Demand For Luxury Homes Surge
Kwek Leng Beng and Gordon Tang are buying $704 million worth of prime properties in Singapore, doubling down on their investments in redevelopment sites in and around the city’s financial district. ( read original story ...)
Singapore central bank urges prudence in bank finances amid pandemic recovery
Singapore's central bank urged banks on Monday to keep their finances strong and resilient to "shocks", in case of an abrupt rise in unemployment and business insolvencies due to the COVID-19 pandemic ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s financial system resilient but must stay prudent amid ‘considerable uncertainty’ from COVID-19: MAS
SINGAPORE: Singapore companies, households and the financial sector should stay vigilant and prudent amid “considerable uncertainty” from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Monetary Authority of Singapore ... ( read original story ...)
MAS warns Singapore households on rising mortgage debt ahead of potential interest rate hikes
SINGAPORE - Singapore households have amassed a larger pile of debt than they had before Covid-19 struck, thanks to a buoyant property market.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)