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Durian-loving monkey keeps swiping Musang King from Tampines fruit stall

Singapore News - While durians are often cited as a fruit you either love or hate, one monkey has clearly made up its mind about it. And it has come at a cost for a fruit stall in Tampines Street 11. Over the past week, a pesky monkey has been swiping premium. Read more at www.tnp.sg

Returning 'customer': Monkey swipes Musang King from Tampines fruit stall over 4 days

It's durian season, and it's not just humans who hanker after a taste of the king of fruits. Some Musang Kings at a fruit stall located at Tampines Street 11 have been swiped from the shelves by a wild monkey who seems to have a taken a liking to the pungent fruit. The fruit stall assistant, identified as Xiao Wei,.

EnvinMin Tanczos: No increases in radiation level during war, either in Ukraine or in Romania

There have been no increases in radiation level during the war, either in Ukraine or in Romania, and the values registered at the Zaporizhzhia.

Food is getting more expensive, so why are we still wasting it?

AngloGold Ashanti Stock: A Potential Downgrade To The Growth Profile (NYSE:AU)

AngloGold Ashanti is the most impacted gold producer from the Colombia Election. But read why, with the stock down considerably, much of this negativity is priced into the stock.

Raining rodents: Maxwell Food Centre has rats falling from ceilings and getting trampled underfoot

The forecast for your meal at this food centre: Cloudy soup, with a chance of rats on the side. Some stunned diners at Maxwell Food Centre had to contend with rats dropping from the ceiling on them, with some of these pests even trampled underfoot by a number of unsuspecting customers, reported Shin Min Daily News yesterday (June 12). Vendors.

Spread of Dengue Caused by Climate Change: Singapore Warns the World

Singapore is struggling with a dengue "emergency" as a result of an earlier than usual outbreak of the seasonal disease this year.

Singapore's dengue 'emergency' is a climate change omen for the world

Singapore says it is facing a dengue "emergency" as it grapples with an outbreak of the seasonal disease that has come unusually early this year.

Singapore Struggles with Dengue Outbreak; Climate Experts Warn of Similar Crises in Near Future

With flu-like symptoms, in extreme cases the disease can even result in the death of the patient.

Recycled glass in concrete mixture used to 3D print structure for the first time

The new mixture made by NTU is made up of crushed glass from demolished buildings, water and cement. . Read more at straitstimes.com.