SINGAPORE: The former chief executive of railway components maker Midas Holdings was charged on Thursday (Feb 10) with failing to perform his duties as a director. According to a release from the Singapore Police...
Singapore: The Singapore Food Authority (SFA) and the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) stated on Wednesday (October 27) that a company was fined S$20,000 for illegally importing various foods from Indonesia. Hardinizam Khairuddin Muhammad,...
Singapore: A woman who has adopted two three-month-old cats quickly feels "stressed" by the sounds they make and their "hyperactivity", especially at night. She claimed that she tried to get them to adopt but...
Singapore: In order to earn cash, a man dialed the number left on the toilet door and became one of the people involved in a loan scam that defrauded DBS Bank to pay S$1.89 million.
Singapore: A teenager was accused of illegally fishing in Bukit Batok Town Park (also known as Little Guilin), once with five other people and a second time with seven others. On Wednesday (October 27),...
SINGAPORE: A man was charged on Wednesday (March 16) for swinging a sword at pedestrians and crashing into passing vehicles on Buangkok Crescent. Fadhil Yusop, a 37-year-old Singaporean, was charged with voluntarily causing harm...
新加坡：交通运营商 SMRT 周二（4 月 12 日）表示，在看到一名不戴面具的男子在火车上吸烟后，已向警方报案。 该事件的视频于 4 月 8 日在 Instagram 帐户上发布，显示该男子的面具被拉到下巴。他似乎在使用手机时抽着电子烟。 SMRT 首席通讯官 Margaret Teo 在回应 CNA 的询问时说：“我们已收到社交媒体上一段未注明日期的视频，该视频显示一名未戴口罩的男子在火车上抽电子烟。我们已向警方报案。” 她补充说：“SMRT 会认真看待这种影响他人安全的行为。” “我们强烈鼓励我们的通勤者始终戴上口罩，以遵守安全通勤准则，并在遇到此类事件时立即向我们的工作人员报告。”
SINGAPORE: Two men will be charged on Monday (March 21) for providing their Singpass login details and handing over their bank accounts to "unknown persons in exchange for convenient money", police said on Friday.
SINGAPORE: A man visited a Telegram group chat that was spreading stolen credit card details and used them to make taxi bookings and Burger King orders worth hundreds of dollars. Serial criminal Muhammad Syawal...
新加坡：警方周五表示，两名男子将于周一（3 月 21 日）被指控提供他们的 Singpass 登录详细信息，并将他们的银行账户交给“不知名的人以换取方便的钱”。 这两名年龄分别为 19 岁和 25 岁的男子曾在 Telegram 和 Instagram 上看到广告，他们向他们提供现金以换取他们的 Singpass 详细信息。 “他们的 Singpass 详细信息据称随后被诈骗集团用来开设银行账户，”警方说。 “他们放弃的银行账户，以及该集团开设的银行账户，据称都被用来洗钱。” INSTAGRAM 故事广告“快速现金”调查显示，在 2021 年初，这名...
