Singapore mother gets 4 years for giving 15-year-old son meth
Why it matters: Prosecutors said the boy smoked meth every two to three days for months after finding drug utensils at home.
Why it matters: Prosecutors said the boy smoked meth every two to three days for months after finding drug utensils at home.
What's new: The victims were identified in local reports as a husband and wife riding a Singapore-registered motorcycle.
What's new: Marina management said smoke was detected around 8 a.m. and no injuries had been reported as firefighters worked for hours.
Why it matters: Authorities treated the Chinese-language posts as a threat to racial harmony and ordered YouTube, Facebook and X to disable local access.
What's new: Most victims were approached on X, and police asked Carousell to remove resale listings as all four shows sold out.
What's new: The court also fined him S$6,000 and barred him from driving for 48 months after his release.
What's next: The plan faces public comments and USTR hearings in July before current US reciprocal tariffs expire on July 24.
What's new: The 14-year-old victim was taken to KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital and was reportedly hospitalized for nine days.
What's next: Open-concept massage parlours will need licenses later this year after years of exemption from the rules.
What's new: Police linked at least 48 cases since May to WhatsApp groups that steered victims to fake apps, websites and cash or gold handoffs.
What's next: Early talks center on the Boeing 777X and Airbus A350-1000, with options for dozens more aircraft.
Series: Singapore Airlines · Widebody Jet Order Talks · 3 chapters since Jun 4What's new: Commercial vehicle permits hit a record S$94,000, while the gap between Category A and B narrowed to just S$980.
Why it matters: Another 21 motorists were forced to U-turn and rejoin the line as heavy holiday traffic hit the land checkpoint.
What's new: The talks center on Boeing's 777X and Airbus' A350-1000, with options for dozens more planes.
Why it matters: Prosecutors said the boy smoked meth every two to three days for months after finding drug utensils at home.
What's new: Prosecutors said the boy smoked meth every two to three days for months using utensils left openly at home.
What's new: Police logged at least 48 cases since May, with some victims handing over cash or gold to fake company staff.
What’s new: Police linked at least 48 cases since May to fake WhatsApp “mentors,” bogus apps and demands for cash or gold.
What's new: Police linked the losses to 48 cases since May, with some victims handing over cash or gold to fake company staff.
What's new: Police linked the losses to 48 cases since May, with some victims handing over cash or gold to impostors.
What's new: Police logged at least 48 cases since May, with some victims handing cash or gold to people posing as company staff.
What's new: Police linked 48 cases since May to fake WhatsApp “mentors” and bogus apps on Apple and Google stores.
What's new: Police linked at least 48 cases since May to fake WhatsApp investing groups and bogus apps or websites.
What's new: Police linked at least 48 cases since May to fake WhatsApp “mentors” and bogus apps or websites.
What's new: The early-stage campaign centers on Boeing's 777X and Airbus' A350-1000, with options for dozens more planes.
What's new: Marvell rose 5% and Flex gained 4% after hours as the index adds more AI-linked tech exposure.
What's new: Marvell rose 5% and Flex gained 4% after hours as the reshuffle added two tech-linked manufacturers to the benchmark.
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