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Singapore Airlines plane damaged after being hit by water servicing truck

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SINGAPORE – A Singapore Airlines flight from Zurich, Switzerland, was delayed after a water servicing vehicle struck the aircraft at Zurich Airport, causing some damage.
The incident happened at 7.45am Zurich time on Sunday (Oct 16), while the flight – SQ345…

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Domino’s Pizza: 7th Anniversary Treat – $7 Regular Crunchy Thin Crust Pizzas from 17 – 23 Oct 2016

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DOMINO’S PIZZA: $7 regular Crunchy Thin Crust pizza deal till 23 October

Domino’s Pizza: 7th Anniversary Treat – $7 Regular Crunchy Thin Crust Pizzas from 17 – 23 Oct 2016

Get your hands on Domino’s Pizza’s delicious cheesy goodies from only $7 for the next 7 days in conjunction with their 7th Anniversary

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The New Paper will be revamped, free from December

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Readers of The New Paper (TNP) can look forward to a brand new look and content mix from the tabloid starting Dec 1. 

On top of that, TNP, which costs 70 cents for the weekday edition and 80 cents for the Sunday edition, will…

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Police, SAF hold Singapore's largest anti-terror exercise to date

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The exercise involves more than 3,200 personnel from SPF, Singapore Armed Forces (SAF), the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) and the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) as well as more than 50 volunteers.

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Charles & Keith: Up to 50% Off Selected Styles Online Flash sale from 17 – 22 Oct 2016

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CHARLES & KEITH: New flash sale w/ up to 50% off till 22 Oct

Charles & Keith: Up to 50% Off Selected Styles Online Flash sale from 17 – 22 Oct 2016

Charles & Keith is having an online flash sale till 22 October. Save up to 50% off selected items from Charles & Keith Collection, Shoes, Bags, Accessories and Exclusives

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100 missing after overloaded ferry capsized in Myanmar

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An overloaded ferry capsized leaving an estimated 100 passengers missing near Michaungdwin village in Kani Township, Sagaing Region on the Chindwin River at around 5am on October 15, sources say.

The ferry, Aung Soe Moe Kyaw, reportedly carried more than 250 passengers and goods. Search and rescue teams found 154 people and four bodies.

Most of the passengers were government employees from the health-care department, teachers, firefighters and students from Monywa University and Monywa Institute of Economics.

Passenger Aung Kyaw Oo said: “The ferry left Homalin on the morning of October 14. It carried a lot of people and goods as it is a holiday period. I said they were carrying too many passengers but they ignored me. They took more people in Phaungbyin. I complained to the disciplinary committee in Phaungbyin. They replied that they could not do anything. I said the passengers will die. I posted photos on my Facebook ‘Aung Lay’ account saying I was praying to stay alive.”

He said the ferry carried more than 250 passengers and 18 motorcycles.

Dr Myint Naing, the regional chief minister, visited the search and rescue operations.

Than Nyunt Win, transport minister for Sagaing, said: “The rescue team will use a crane to lift the ferry off the riverbed. Then we will give a number for the missing passengers.”

Villager Win Kyi said: “I heard it at around 5am. It didn’t take long to sink. The ferry capsized. I shouted the villagers to help them.”

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5 quirky things spotted at Internet Black Market 2016 in Tokyo

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So, a bunch of people in Tokyo went to the Internet Black Market on Sunday (Oct 16).

No, not one of those infamous darknet markets that’s online and (usually) engaging in illicit goods.

The Internet Yami-ichi (Japanese for “black market”) is an actual, off-line flea market for “Internet-ish” things.

Given that the organisers have said that “flea markets and the Internet are both fanatical and chaotic mixes of the amazing and the useless”, we’re not surprised to learn of some of the more unusual stuff being peddled at the 3331 Arts Chiyoda centre.

1. ‘Virtual reality’ pottery class

Want to learn how to make pottery, but don’t want to get your hands dirty? Why not take a “virtual reality” class then?

 

2. Confession of love

Always fantasising about that pretty classmate? Get her to confess her love for you. Just 100 yen (S$1.35)!

 

#インターネット闇市 で売られていたもの。 告白1回100円。

A video posted by ナカイエ (@nakacho812) on Oct 15, 2016 at 11:49pm PDT

 

3. iPhone 3G preserved for posterity

It’s not exactly what you’re thinking. This sample of the iPhone 3G will probably be thought of as a part of the human body (the smartphone is an extension of the body for some people!), preserved in formalin in a glass jar. And it can be yours for just 7,000 yen!

 

4. Sine wave coffee

Always wanted to find out how “sine wave coffee” taste like? Just pony up 500 yen then.

Be warned, one reviewer has said that the coffee is sour.

5. ‘Window’ to the world

So attached to the Internet that you just have to see the world through a browser window? Check.

Just pray that this doesn’t happen.

The market on Sunday in Tokyo is the latest in a string of flea markets that have been held in cities world wide, including Berlin, Sapporo, Brussels, Amsterdam, Taichung, Linz, Seoul, New York, Barcelona, and London.

Internet Yami-ichi was started by “online secret society” IDPW (which is apparently short for I.D. Password) in 2012, the next one will be in New York city on Nov 6.

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When the organisers of the Internet Yami-ichi said that "flea markets and the Internet are both fanatical and chaotic mixes of the amazing and the useless", they got that right.

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Success, timeliness of HSR project 'very important': Malaysian Chief Secretary

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“It is very important and the project is implemented successfully and be operational by 2026,” says the Chief Secretary to the Malaysian government. 

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MFA issues travel notice on volcanic activity in Indonesia

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Several active volcanoes in Indonesia continue to show signs of increased volcanic activity, and Singaporeans travelling to those areas are advised to take precautions, says Singapore’s MFA.

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S'pore's biggest anti-terror exercise kicks off

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SINGAPORE – Don’t be alarmed if you see policemen, immigration officers or army personnel out in full force at shopping malls or MRT stations on Monday (Oct 17), or if you hear gunshots late in the night.
On Monday morning, the Republic kicked off its largest…

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