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Dark, dreary, and abandoned places almost automatically gain reputations for being haunted and scary. But somehow, the threat of unseen entities becomes

Healthcare workers often face long days at work and erratic working hours, which have become even more exhausting during the Covid-19 pandemic. The demanding work of seeing patients every day and constantly being on-call can take its toll on healthcare workers’ physical and mental health. However, several studies have shown how physical exercise can boost not just your fitness but...

Study in 2021 found that about 200,000 e-commerce parcels from various platforms are delivered across Singapore daily. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

A woman was stunned when she found a monkey in her kitchen licking broken eggs from its paws last Wednesday afternoon (March 24). Stomp contributor Irene shared with Stomp that she was at her home at Seraya Crescent in Upper Thomson when she heard something coming from the kitchen. "I thought my brother was in the kitchen at first," she...

Singapore News - A woman got an ape-solute shock when she entered her kitchen and found a monkey on the floor licking broken eggs from its paws. Stomper Irene told Stomp she was at home on Wednesday afternoon (March 24) at Seraya Crescent in Upper Thomson when she heard noise from the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Man freaks out when his lift in a 16-storey building is going down from the 29th floor, prompting him to post a video about it on Tiktok.

CK Asset Holdings is being sued for alleged defects in the Thomson Grand condominium complex near Lower Pierce Reservoir in central Singapore.

The Ministry of National Development (MND) has released its half-yearly revision to the Development Charge (DC) rates across multiple property groups. Imposed on property developers, Development Charges are revised every six months and apply on a per square metres basis based on geographical sector and property group type. Based on MND’s and URA’s release, there are 118 geographical sectors and...

SINGAPORE - The public should not move injured wild animals surrounded by busy traffic at the expense of their own safety, said an Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Acres) spokesman. His comments on Wednesday (Feb 23) came after a good Samaritan was filmed shifting an injured wild boar hogging an expressway, sparking praise from netizens. While well-intentioned, this act...

Singapore News - The public should not move injured wild animals surrounded by busy traffic at the expense of their own safety, said an Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Acres) spokesman. His comments on Wednesday (Feb 23) came after a video of a man picking up an injured wild... Read more at www.tnp.sg