Each person’s daily water use crept up to 142 litres in 2024, one litre higher than past year
[Straits Times] - 03/8/2025
The slight increase in water usage could be due to 2024 being a warmer and drier year.
In Singaporean newspapers
Influencer admits breaking into Sentosa bungalow and stealing $200k worth of Louis Vuitton items
He pleaded guilty to seven charges for offences committed from April 2020 to December 2023.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Public service media outlets remain many S’poreans’ first port of call for trusted news: Minister
The Government is also studying measures to keep mainstream media content easily accessible.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
6 people questioned by police following Gaza war memorial held at NUS without permit
A police permit is necessary for such events, and none was obtained for this one, the police said.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Motorcycle bursts into flames in Kallang in 5th vehicle fire reported within a week
A photo uploaded on social media shows the vehicle in flames.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Expanding shared stay-in eldercare services, help with fertility treatments among MOH measures
Work-pass flexibilities will be extended to firms intending to provide shared stay-in senior care services.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Singapore to register psychologists to safeguard patient safety, boost public confidence
The call for regulation of psychologists has gained momentum in recent years.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
PM Wong warns against scammers using deepfakes or his images in online ads
The ad offerings include cryptocurrency, money-making schemes or permanent resident application services.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Increased subsidies will benefit more Singaporeans amid rising medical costs: Ong Ye Kung
Higher subsidies will be given for dental and long-term care, and more MediSave funds can be used for outpatient care.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
How to shop like a pro in Singapore’s wet markets
Seven insider tips on how to navigate the stalls
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
Fewer O-level subjects for JC admission could ease academic pressure: Students and parents
From 2028, students applying for admission to JCs will need only five O-Level subjects.
[Straits Times] - 7/03/2025
