SINGAPORE - Muji's recalled conger eel rice kit has passed the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore's radioactivity testing, the Japanese lifestyle store said in a statement today (Dec 22). The product was removed from shelves here last Friday (Dec...
SINGAPORE - The Health Sciences Authority (HSA) is alerting members of the public to stop buying and consuming three health products which have been found to contain undeclared potent Western medicines, including the banned substance sibutramine. The adulterated products are:...
Salmon, beef, ice and toys - these are just some of the treats Singapore's most well-known polar bear will enjoy as it turns 26 this month. Inuka, whose birthday falls on boxing day, is getting a five-day birthday bash with...
In a year when the main train operator was privatised, and ride-hailing apps revolutionised public transport, the bigger surprise for some was over a more private form of transportation - cars and the COE or certificate of entitlement premiums required...
It was marginally easier to get into some popular secondary schools this year, with the minimum entry requirements easing by one to two points. For instance, at both Raffles Institution and Hwa Chong Institution, the cut-off dropped one point to...
The clock is ticking for the last of the Rochor Centre residents. Just eight days remain for them to move out of the iconic 39-year-old rainbow-coloured blocks. The deadline given by the Housing Board is Dec 30. There are some 30 households...
MALACCA: It has been almost seven decades, but an octogenarian still yearns to meet her long-lost sweetheart. Leong Yeo Mooi, 85, was only 17 when she fell in love with Ah Yip, who she recalled fondly as "a dashing moustached...
Whenever Mr Tan Han Boon, 34, recalls the sight of the Mercedes-Benz charging towards him against the flow of traffic, it sends chills down his spine. The project human resource manager, whose Mazda was badly damaged in Monday's accident on...
She was riding pillion on her husband's motorcycle when she saw a car speeding against the flow of traffic towards them. Before her husband could react, the Mercedes-Benz hit their bike, sending them hurtling through the air. As Madam Janice Choo,...
The news that five maids working here were radicalised through social media in the past two years has rattled employers and employment agencies. It is no surprise, considering how closely Singaporeans live with their maids. In the same period, another 65...
