A court sentenced Tommy Soh Han Xuen, who was sacked for stealing mobile phones belonging to a vendor of the company, to six months and six weeks in jail.
Lee Hsien Loong said importing labour has to be done in a manner that does not dilute the country’s ‘social norms and mores and the way Singapore works’.
The low-cost unit of Singapore Airlines apologised for the travel disruption blamed on an industry-wide shortage of aircraft parts.
The pilot ejected after the plane experienced an issue during take-off, the Defence Ministry said.
A Home Affairs Ministry survey conducted last year found 69 per cent of respondents agreed that the mandatory death penalty was appropriate, K. Shanmugam told parliament.
Su Wenqiang and Wang Baosen, both 32, are barred from re-entering Singapore, an Immigration and Checkpoints Authority spokesperson said.
The national water agency PUB has issued flash flood warnings for more than 10 locations in Singapore.
The 55-year-old reportedly took pictures of the student using his smartphone at a bathhouse in Tokyo’s Minato ward in February.
SIA was ordered by an authority in India to pay a couple more than US$2,560 after their business class seats failed to recline electronically.
A grey Nissan Qashqai rented by Mitchell Ong was reportedly caught on CCTV in the same area where Audrey Fang’s body was found.
Flexible work has become a hot-button issue in the city state since the government announced last week that all employers must allow formal requests for flexible work arrangements from December.
Spanish police have sent a sample of the soil embedded in the soles of the Nike shoes for a lab analysis to determine if it matches the soil found on the body of Audrey Fang.
A Singaporean man was arrested in connection with the death of Audrey Fang, who has been missing since April 9.
The plans come as Apple CEO Tim Cook meets with Singapore’s prime minister-designate Lawrence Wong as well as the city state’s incumbent leader Lee Hsien Loong this week as part of his Southeast Asia tour.
Singapore’s food safety watchdog says a product marketed as confectionery with claims of male sexual-enhancement effects contained a potent prescription medicine used to treat erectile dysfunction.
Mallika died of a head injury in 2019 after Krishnan assaulted her repeatedly following her confession that she had sexual relations with other men.
The 26-year-old man has convictions dating back to 2017 and had received 25 strokes of the cane before his latest sentence over immigration offences.
Seet Poh Jing had developed a fascination with cannabis, his lawyers argued. Beyond consuming it, he was interested in the cultivation and potential uses of cannabidiol, a substance derived from the plant.
Kong Chee Kian said someone should assassinate Lee following the shooting of former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe.
Former Transport Minister S Iswaran, who is out on bail, had been required to return to Singapore from Australia by Tuesday.
Using a VIP lanyard, Wu Zhihong tried to trick security officers into believing that a 20-year-old who paid him US$417 had a valid concert ticket for one of Swift’s Singapore tour dates.
The initiative only applies to Singapore’s checkpoints at the moment, and travellers will still need physical passports at Malaysia’s checkpoints.
Luo Yi told a judge that he is ‘a law-abiding citizen in China and got foolishly dragged into this matter’.
Su Wenqiang is among a group of nine men and one women, mostly originally from China, caught in an island-wide raid by police
The passenger discovered that the cash was missing from his bag after he disembarked at Changi Airport on Tuesday.
Srettha Thavisin’s spokesperson said the Thai leader drew attention to the city state’s exclusive deal with the singer to ‘admire and compliment Singapore’.
Sophia Gill wanted to get back at her ex-boyfriend, who married someone else, and fabricated the story about being assaulted.
Culture minister Edwin Tong, an ‘accidental Swiftie’, said the bottom line is that the government hustled a deal that works for the country and Singaporeans.
Yusoff Ishak, a recalcitrant offender, entered the city state illegally to find employment.
Videos showed the woman hitting the poodle multiple times while holding it down on a balcony.
