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Whether you’re a nature fanatic, a work-out maniac or a lover of animals, the Wellness Festival in Singapore has something for you

If you are visiting a hawker centre for the first time, how do you decide which chicken rice stall to go for? Is it the photos displayed? How the chicken looks as it is hung up? While that may play some part in our final choice, more often than not, we judge how good a stall is from the length...

The police found the man lying motionless when they arrived, and paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene.

This is one zebra crossing you don't want to cross.

Here are some less well-known facts about snakes in Singapore, and expert advice on what to do if you see one up close. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A rare, venomous snake has been spotted in Pasir Ris Park on Monday morning between its adventure playground and the beach. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

SINGAPORE - A rare, venomous snake has been spotted in Pasir Ris Park on Monday morning between its adventure playground and the beach. The snake – with distinctive black and white bands – was seen in a video on Facebook slithering stealthily from a tree to the grass patch. It was identified as a banded krait by netizens on the...

Singapore News - A rare, venomous snake has been spotted in Pasir Ris Park on Monday morning between its adventure playground and the beach. The snake – with distinctive black and white bands – was seen in a video on Facebook slithering stealthily from a tree to the grass patch. It was... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The movement to plant one million trees and restore nature back in Singapore has crossed the halfway mark, with more than 540,000 trees introduced across the Republic since the launch of the OneMillionTrees Movement in April 2020.

SINGAPORE — A body was found at the foot of Block 166 Hougang Avenue 1 on Wednesday (March 29) morning and an 18-year-old woman is assisting with investigations. The police said it was alerted to a case of unnatural death at 11.30am on Wednesday. When The Straits Times arrived at the scene at around 1.20pm, a blue tent was seen...