A schoolboy was hit by a car and sent hurtling through the air after he ran across the road, without looking right or left.
The accident, caught by an in-car camera, has gone viral.
Thankfully, the boy survived without…
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Video of schoolboy hit by car in Jurong West goes viral
A schoolboy was hit by a car and sent hurtling through the air after he ran across the road, without looking right or left.
The accident, caught by an in-car camera, has gone viral.
Thankfully, the boy survived without…
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Boatman who jumped off burning bumboat had recent break-up
He was a troubled man.
A recent break-up seemed to weigh on him, and a failed business haunted him.
Boatman Ong Hock Long, 33, had gone missing on Tuesday evening while operating bumboat No. 36, which was engulfed in…
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ITE slasher has rehabilitative potential, says judge who overturned jail sentence
SINGAPORE – In dealing with young offenders, their rehabilitation will be the priority if they demonstrate good prospects for turning over a new leaf, a High Court judge said yesterday.
Explaining why he overturned a district court’s decision to sentence a…
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Chicken rice restaurant suspended over links to 29 stomach flu cases
SINGAPORE – Pow Sing Restaurant, a Serangoon Gardens eatery known primarily for its chicken rice, has been ordered to suspend operations after several cases of gastroenteritis – stomach flu – were traced to the food consumed there, and several hygiene lapses…
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Order of choices an additional ‘tie-breaker’ in school posting
SINGAPORE – Academic merit will still come first in determining which secondary school a student is posted to, but when students’ Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) scores are identical and a “tie-breaker” is needed, the order in which they listed…
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PSLE’s focus on grades won’t ease pressure on children: Parents
SINGAPORE – The new Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) scoring system reduces competition but might not necessarily ease the pressure on children since the focus is still on grades, said parents whose children will be among the pioneer batch in…
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Oil down 4 percent; US stockpile data feeds glut warning
Oil markets tumbled more than 4 percent on Wednesday, erasing most of the previous session’s gain, as a raft of bearish U.S. inventory data heightened concerns about a global glut.
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Oil slides 4 percent; US stockpile data feed glut caution
Oil prices fell more than 4 percent on Wednesday after the U.S. government stunned the market with a raft of bearish inventory data that added to concerns over a global glut of oil.
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StanChart robbery suspect could be sent back to Canada: Thai authorities
‘If there are no documents from Singapore, the Canadian embassy will send him back to Canada,’ said Deputy Commander of the Thai Tourist Police Nithithorn Chintakanon.
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