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THE father of twin boys who were found dead in a canal in Upper Bukit Timah was arrested for his suspected involvement in their deaths.

SINGAPORE - The father of twin boys who were found dead in a canal in Upper Bukit Timah on Friday (Jan 21) evening was arrested late on Saturday for his suspected involvement in their deaths. The police said in a statement at 11.15pm on Saturday that the 48-year-old man will be charged with murder on Monday. The 11-year-old twins, Ethan...

Representatives from six religious organisations were present. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

The 11-year-old twin boys found dead at Greenridge Crescent at Bukit Timah on Friday (Jan 21) were believed to have lived in a nearby condominium about 1km away. The victims, identified as Ethan and Ashton Yap, were said to have special needs, the Straits Times reported. They are believed to be students in a school around the Eng Kong estate...

To wish peace upon the departed.

The father of twin boys who were found dead in a canal in Upper Bukit Timah on Friday (Jan 21) evening was arrested late on Saturday for his suspected involvement in their deaths.

Singapore News - An inter-faith prayer session was held near a canal along Greenridge Crescent on Sunday morning (Jan 23), where two 11-year-old... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE, Jan 22 — Two 11-year-old brothers were found dead yesterday (January 21) night at a playground along Greenridge Crescent in Upper Bukit Timah, said the police. In response to TODAY’s queries today, the police said they had received a call for assistance at 6.25 pm yesterday by a man....

SINGAPORE - Police were on the lookout for a man on Friday night (Jan 21) after two children were found dead near a playground in Upper Bukit Timah that same evening, The Straits Times has learnt. Taxi drivers who received an alert message, which the police confirmed to ST as genuine, were told to be on the alert for a...

The businessman who was falsely accused of being the Bentley driver involved in the Red Swastika School incident has filed a police report. On Thursday (Jan 13), Neo Tiam Ting, director of car dealership ThinkOne, took to Facebook to clear his name after he was alerted to multiple Facebook posts and Whatsapp messages alleging that he is the Bentley driver....