He was collecting money from a customer at his drinks stall when he heard a loud crash.
When Mr Zhang realised what had caused the sudden sound, he was shocked. Several ceiling boards in the coffee shop had fallen onto the…
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Bollywood star Irrfan Khan praised by Inferno co-star Tom Hanks
“Here’s what I hate about Irrfan Khan… I always think I’m the coolest guy in the room, and everybody’s hanging on to every word I say and everybody’s a little intimidated to be in my presence. And then Irrfan Khan walks into the…
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Grace Fu: 'No discrimination in helping para-athletes excel'
Instead of focusing on post-podium rewards for national athletes, the Government’s focus remains on helping all athletes get to the podium, said Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Grace Fu.
To this end, there will be…
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Son allegedly killed dad in chokehold and headlock
So much force was applied to the victim’s neck that it fractured his thyroid cartilage near the Adam’s apple.
Health Sciences Authority forensic pathologist Lee Chin Thye said the autopsy of Mr Tan Kok Keng, 67, revealed…
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MP for Marine Parade GRC asks: Will there be recession?
Scene of the stabbing stood empty for a year
The flat where former human resource executive Vivien Teoh Yi Wen, 27, killed her husband has stood empty for the past year.
Old brochures and fliers, covered in black dirt, were strewn between the gate and the main door when…
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Woman gets year's jail for killing hubby who attacked her
Their marriage of almost two years was on the rocks.
Not only did they sleep in separate bedrooms, they also barely talked. And they texted each other if they needed to communicate.
In August last year, things came to…
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Man, 67, died from "significant force" applied to his neck
So much force was applied to the victim’s neck that it fractured his thyroid cartilage near the Adam’s apple.
Health Sciences Authority forensic pathologist Lee Chin Thye said the autopsy of Mr Tan Kok Keng, 67, revealed…
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…Sharing of personal data across agencies ‘should be allowed’ when in the national interest
Under certain circumstances, it would be in the national interest to allow the sharing of personal data among law enforcement agencies, Cyber Security Agency chief executive David Koh said.
One scenario is when terrorists are using the Internet to transfer…
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