As a baby, Foo Hou Jing’s head would not stop shaking when he was picked up.
His mother, Madam Sim Bee Hah, says in Mandarin: “He looked like a normal baby, but we felt that he wasn’t normal. His head kept shaking around.”…
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Mystery signal may be to blame for glitch on Circle Line
An interfering signal in the tunnel is the possible cause of a signalling glitch that has plagued the Circle Line throughout the week.
But more investigation is required, and further temporary shutdowns of mobile service on…
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Grandma killed by funeral bus
Madam Ong Lim, 68, would head to the market near her Cashew Road flat to do her shopping almost every morning.
Tragically, her marketing trip on Friday turned out to be her last.
In a freak accident, a runaway funeral…
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Jay Chou: Still invincible
It is Jay Chou’s world – we all just happen to be living in it.
That was the message sent during the Taiwanese superstar’s stellar live show, “The Invincible” Jay Chou Concert Tour, at the National Stadium last night.
'ALLARDYCE CAN MAKE LIONS ROAR AGAIN'
Jay-Jay Okocha believes Sam Allardyce will create the type of environment that will enable England to thrive after years of underachievement.
Allardyce signed Okocha on a free transfer in 2002 when Bolton manager and it…
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He's still invincible
It is Jay Chou’s world – we all just happen to be living in it.
That was the message sent during the Taiwanese superstar’s stellar live show, “The Invincible” Jay Chou Concert Tour, at the National Stadium last night.
New England boss Sam Allardyce determined to leave his mark
GROUP F
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(Tonight, 11.55pm, Singtel TV Ch 109 – Eleven)
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Safeguards needed in Singapore's Elected Presidency: Community leaders
Those whom Channel NewsAsia spoke to felt that no matter what changes were proposed to the eligibility criteria, they should apply equally to both Chinese and non-Chinese candidates.
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'Kampung Admiralty’ to house Singapore’s first automated bicycle parking system
Set to be rolled out in early 2017, the automated bicycle parking system in Kampung Admiralty will provide secure and convenient storage of over 500 bicycles.
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1 killed as bomb explodes on train in southern Thailand
BANGKOK – One railway worker was killed and three people were wounded when a bomb exploded on a train in Thailand’s southern town of Pattani on Saturday, police said, a day after peace talks between the Thai government and Muslim separatists.
The bomb was hidden under rail tracks at Khok Pho district of Pattani, damaging the last carriage, Police Captain Promote Juichouy told Reuters.
The blast destroyed half the carriage and blew a big hole under the track, police said.
The three wounded people included two train workers and a female passenger. The train was heading to Bangkok.
The Nation/ANN
Peace talks between Thailand’s government and Muslim separatists ended on Friday with no breakthrough but an agreement to meet again. The insurgents denied responsibility for a string of bombs last month.
A decades-old insurgency in the Muslim-majority southern provinces of Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat has claimed more than 6,500 lives since it escalated in 2004, according to the independent monitoring group Deep South Watch.
As with most such attacks, no one claimed responsibility.
The blast occured three weeks after a series of explosions hit three of Thailand’s most popular tourist resorts and a town in the south, killing four people and wounding dozens.
AFP
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