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Police officer's death will be thoroughly investigated: Shanmugam - Vimarsana News

Police officer's death will be thoroughly investigated: Shanmugam

SINGAPORE - The circumstances surrounding Sergeant Uvaraja Gopal’s death will be thoroughly investigated to retain confidence in the police force, said Home Affairs and Law Minister K. Shanmugam. Speaking to reporters at Sgt Uvaraja’s wake on Sunday, which he attended in his capacity as an MP for Nee Soon GRC, Mr Shanmugam noted that 40 per cent of police officers...

Officer's death will be thoroughly investigated to retain confidence in police force: Shanmugam - Vimarsana News

Officer's death will be thoroughly investigated to retain confidence in police force: Shanmugam

He noted that about 40 per cent of police officers are from minority races. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Officer's death will be thoroughly investigated to retain confidence in police force, Latest Singapore News - Vimarsana News

Officer's death will be thoroughly investigated to retain confidence in police force, Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - The circumstances surrounding Sergeant Uvaraja Gopal’s death will be thoroughly investigated to retain confidence in the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

A slow crawl but endangered turtles finally coming home to Malaysia - Vimarsana News

A slow crawl but endangered turtles finally coming home to Malaysia

Three critically endangered turtles rescued in Singapore finally made their way home to Malaysia on Tuesday.

North West District celebrates over 250 community programmes that helped over 600,000 residents - Vimarsana News

North West District celebrates over 250 community programmes that helped over 600,000 residents

SINGAPORE – Realising that elderly patients without stable family support had worse health outcomes, a group of medical students decided to start a home visit initiative in 2014. Read more at straitstimes.com.