An HSBC survey showed that whilst Singaporeans still support their families financially, more than half do not hold any insurance plans that can protect them in case of illness or accident.
J Y Pillay, chairman of the Council of Presidential Advisers, will exercise the functions of the office of the President during President Halimah's absence.
The fire in the car's engine compartment was finally extinguished with two water jets.
A 62-year old man in Singapore was rushed to the hospital after he was hit by a car along New Upper Changi Road, early morning on Wednesday, October 18.
When close to 1,000 heavily armed militants stormed Marawi in May, it showed the world that there is an increased collaboration between and among ISIS-inspired groups in the Philippines with dead bodies believed to be of nationals of Middle East, Malaysia and Indonesia recovered. It also shows that ASEAN nations are least prepared for such terrorist attacks.
The man who was accused of killing his former girlfriend in 2015 pleaded guilty on Tuesday, October 17 to a reduced charge.
A tipoff regarding these counterfeit phones was received by the Singapore Customs on October 12. That night officers stopped six shipments from Hong Kong which contained 180 cellular phones at the Airport Logistics Park of Singapore.
A three-storeyed building was set ablaze at Sungei Kadut warehouse on Tuesday morning.
43-year-old Tore Robech was sentenced to a six weeks' jail term on Monday, after he pleaded guilty to two counts of 'voluntarily causing hurt,' among which one count was taken into account.
A Thai food eatery at Holland Village, Singapore has been suspended by the National Environment Agency (NEA) from Monday, October 16 to October 29.
Loaded with health benefits, a caffeine-free version of coffee is being now introduced by a Japanese man.
MOE has planned to raise school fees for the next three years for both PR and International students
On October 17, 2017, terrorists attacked Changi Airport, and opened fire on waiting passengers.
A Malaysian man was caught at Tuas Checkpoint on Friday, October 13, for trying to smuggle more than 2,000 cartons of contraband cigarettes into Singapore.
Kong Peng Yee, the accused, might be released from prison on the same day of trial as his jail term was backdated to March 13, 2016, the day of his remand.