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A 24-year-old Malaysian man, Bernard Goh Yie Shen, was charged on November 18 for allegedly overseeing the operations of...
18/11/2025

A 24-year-old Malaysian man, Bernard Goh Yie Shen, was charged on November 18 for allegedly overseeing the operations of a scam call centre in Cambodia that targeted and cheated victims in Singapore.

According to charge sheets, Goh is believed to be part of an organised criminal group based in Phnom Penh that carried out government official impersonation scams. The syndicate is linked to at least 438 cases involving losses of more than S$41 million, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said.

The scam compound in Phnom Penh was disrupted on September 9, 2025, during a joint operation by the SPF and the Cambodian National Police (CNP). As part of ongoing investigations, SPF also seized assets and issued prohibition of disposal orders linked to the syndicate.

Goh was later arrested by the CNP, deported to Malaysia, and subsequently handed over to the SPF on November 17, 2025. He was one of the remaining 32 suspects wanted by SPF for being part of the organised criminal group.

He now faces one charge under the Organised Crime Act for engaging in conduct that he knew would facilitate serious offences in Singapore. If convicted, he faces up to five years’ jail, a fine of up to S$100,000, or both.

Veteran Hong Kong actor Benz Hui (许绍雄) passed away peacefully in hospital on October 28 after battling cancer. He was 76...
18/11/2025

Veteran Hong Kong actor Benz Hui (许绍雄) passed away peacefully in hospital on October 28 after battling cancer. He was 76.

His wake was held yesterday (17 Nov) at the Po F**k Memorial Hall in Tai Wai, with the public allowed to pay their respects from 4pm to 5pm. A funeral service was held this morning (18 Nov), after which his casket was taken to Fu Shan Crematorium for cremation.

At around 8.30am, Hui’s wife, Angeli Lung, and daughter, Charmaine Hui, arrived at the memorial hall to prepare for the proceedings.

Many of Hui’s close friends from the entertainment industry also turned up early, including George Lam, Samantha Ko, and Louis Yuen. Later, Mak Cheung Ching, Otto Chan, Bobby Au-Yeung, Law Lok Lam, Eddie Kwan, and Sharon Chan were seen arriving as well.

Charmaine Sheh and Toby Leung, as well as Michael Miu and Jaime Chik, also appeared to pay their last respects.

Rayner Tan, 27, a primary school canteen stall owner and social media creator known as .eng, announced that he will be s...
18/11/2025

Rayner Tan, 27, a primary school canteen stall owner and social media creator known as .eng, announced that he will be shutting down his stall after a complaint was lodged regarding one of his viral videos.

He previously gained attention for a video in which he corrected a boy for tossing a two-dollar note onto the counter while ordering food.

The clip has since been removed following a "complaint" to Mee Toh School, and Mr Tan said, “It's been a difficult time dealing with the school, authorities and parents.”

He added that he would not be renewing his lease in 2026 and is currently figuring out his next steps.

He also cited struggles with an "unsustainable income" and thanked netizens for their "positive comments, support and encouragement, and making (his) videos go viral."

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has just revealed its 2026 Year of the Horse Chinese Almanac coins, the tenth ...
18/11/2025

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has just revealed its 2026 Year of the Horse Chinese Almanac coins, the tenth issue in the Singapore Fourth Chinese Almanac Coin Series. The 2026 coins feature the Horse, an animal in the Chinese zodiac cycle, set against the scenic backdrop of Punggol Waterway Park, one of four parks linked by the North Eastern Riverine Loop.

A total of 10 coin variations will be released, with different face values, shapes, metallic compositions and minting relief effects. Premium coin sets with various combinations will also be available.

Pre-orders run from 18 November to 14 December 2025 via The Singapore Mint website or phone. If the coins are oversubscribed, they will be allocated by ballot.

Public sales will begin on 1 January 2026.

A lorry driver was asked to pay a S$500 deposit after scraping a condo traffic pillar, leading to a wheel lock and a dis...
18/11/2025

A lorry driver was asked to pay a S$500 deposit after scraping a condo traffic pillar, leading to a wheel lock and a dispute involving police.

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Grab drivers will soon earn a little more from short-distance trips. From 24 November, the minimum fare for most Grab ri...
18/11/2025

Grab drivers will soon earn a little more from short-distance trips. From 24 November, the minimum fare for most Grab rides will increase by S$0.50, from S$5.30 to S$5.80.

Grab said the adjustment is aimed at improving earnings for trips under 3 km, where fuel and vehicle rental make up a larger share of costs. Grab added that it is fully funding the increase, so there will be no impact on passenger prices.

Raven Lee, executive secretary of the National Private Hire Vehicles Association (NPHVA), said the S$0.50 increase is a step forward and a welcome result of the collaboration between Grab and the union. He noted that this means up to a 9 per cent rise in the minimum fare and brings concrete earnings improvement for drivers.

The announcement came shortly after Grab formally recognised the National Taxi Association (NTA), allowing the union to represent taxi drivers on its platform under the Platform Workers Act.

With this recognition, Grab becomes the first platform operator in Singapore to formally acknowledge all three Platform Work Associations: the National Private Hire Vehicles Association (NPHVA), the National Delivery Champions Association (NDCA) and NTA.

NTUC assistant secretary-general Yeo Wan Ling said this milestone strengthens the collective voice of platform workers and supports efforts to address key issues such as earnings, safety and working conditions.

A rat triggered a dispute between two hawkers at a Queen Street coffeeshop, leading a female hawker to claim she was hit...
18/11/2025

A rat triggered a dispute between two hawkers at a Queen Street coffeeshop, leading a female hawker to claim she was hit and call the police.

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Grab Singapore has officially recognised the National Taxi Association (NTA) as the representative body for taxi drivers...
17/11/2025

Grab Singapore has officially recognised the National Taxi Association (NTA) as the representative body for taxi drivers on its platform. With this, all three NTUC Platform Work Associations — NTA, the National Private Hire Vehicles Association (NPHVA), and the National Delivery Champions Association (NDCA) — are now formally recognised by Grab.

The agreement was signed on 17 November and witnessed by NTUC Assistant Secretary-General Yeo Wan Ling. She said: “Today’s signing marks a milestone, as all three associations representing platform workers are formally recognised by a single platform operator for the first time. This strengthens our collective voice and allows us to work closely with Grab to address key challenges faced by our platform workers, including earnings, safety and working conditions. Together, we are showing how associations and platform companies can collaborate to support our platform workers' livelihoods and welfare.”

Grab’s Managing Director Alejandro Osorio said the partnership with NTUC has helped address driver concerns and will continue to support programmes that bring meaningful improvements to the taxi driver community.

With formal recognition, the three associations can legally negotiate on behalf of workers on matters including fair earnings, welfare and work conditions. Grab also works with them to tackle issues such as illegal cross-border work that affects local drivers’ incomes.

As part of its continued support, Grab offers a six-month sponsored NTUC membership for new association sign-ups under GrabBenefits 2.0. This provides workers with healthcare access, operational cost support, and access to training and upskilling opportunities.

A huge fire broke out early Saturday morning (15 Nov) at the E-Land Fashion logistics centre in Cheonan’s Dongnam Distri...
17/11/2025

A huge fire broke out early Saturday morning (15 Nov) at the E-Land Fashion logistics centre in Cheonan’s Dongnam District, South Korea, burning through the 4-storey building which was filled with clothes and shoes.

More than 430 firefighters rushed in with so many fire trucks and helicopters. As the flames spread fast, authorities raised an alert for nearby residents to evacuate. The fire took over nine hours to get under control, but thankfully no one was hurt.

Man jailed after finding his girlfriend collapsed at home and leaving without calling police. He admitted to failing to ...
17/11/2025

Man jailed after finding his girlfriend collapsed at home and leaving without calling police. He admitted to failing to report her death and other offences.

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A 26-year-old Australian, Johnson Wen, was sentenced to nine days’ jail on Nov 17 after he charged at actress Ariana Gra...
17/11/2025

A 26-year-old Australian, Johnson Wen, was sentenced to nine days’ jail on Nov 17 after he charged at actress Ariana Grande during the Wicked: For Good movie premiere at Universal Studios Singapore.

Wen, who arrived in Singapore on Nov 11 for the event and a holiday, pleaded guilty to one count of public nuisance.

He caused a commotion on Nov 13 when he jumped over a barricade and rushed towards Grande on the yellow carpet, putting his arm around her while jumping up and down. Co-star Cynthia Erivo stepped in to block him as security detained him.

He later tried to jump the barricade a second time but was stopped. That night, he posted a video of the incident on Instagram and TikTok with the caption: “Dear Ariana Grande Thank You for letting me Jump on the Yellow Carpet with You”.

He was arrested around midnight on Nov 14 and charged the same day. Prosecutors sought a week’s jail, calling him a “serial intruder” who publicised his actions to gain attention.

When asked for mitigation, Wen told the judge, “I won’t do it again, Your Honour,” to which the judge questioned if he was being sincere. Wen replied that he would stop.

For being a public nuisance, an offender can be jailed for up to three months, fined up to $2,000 or both.

A 49-year-old Housing and Development Board (HDB) employee died on Sunday (Nov 16) after competing in a dragon boat race...
17/11/2025

A 49-year-old Housing and Development Board (HDB) employee died on Sunday (Nov 16) after competing in a dragon boat race at the Singapore Regatta Waterfest.

HDB said he felt unwell after his morning race and collapsed while resting. He was taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital but died despite resuscitation efforts.

Police said he was admitted unconscious and later pronounced dead. Preliminary investigations found no foul play, and inquiries are ongoing.

Organisers Kallang Alive Sport Management and the Singapore Dragon Boat Association said on-site medical assistance was provided before he was taken to hospital.

They also said, "We are deeply saddened by the incident, and our thoughts are with the family during this difficult time."

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