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Singapore Police refute allegations by Malaysian fishermen against Police Coast Guard - Vimarsana News

Singapore Police refute allegations by Malaysian fishermen against Police Coast Guard

Videos show the fishermen on several motorboats surrounding a PCG patrol vessel while arguing with coast guards. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore police refute allegations by Malaysian fishermen against police coast guard - Vimarsana News

Singapore police refute allegations by Malaysian fishermen against police coast guard

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The Singapore Police Force (SPF) has refuted allegations circulating online about Malaysian fishermen being chased away by Police Coast Guard (PCG) officers for fishing in Malaysian territorial waters.

Start preparing for visitor arrivals from China, tourism players advised - Vimarsana News

Start preparing for visitor arrivals from China, tourism players advised

MALAYSIA’S tourism sector will benefit immensely once China lifts restrictions to allow its citizens to travel overseas.

Man Buys Secondhand Car From Bugis Dealership, Ends Up Paying S$10,000 In Repairs Within A Month - Vimarsana News

Man Buys Secondhand Car From Bugis Dealership, Ends Up Paying S$10,000 In Repairs Within A Month

A man buys a secondhand car from a dealership at Jalan Sultan for S$30,000 only to pay about S$10,000 in repairs within less than a month.

Non-stop car trouble: Buyer pays $30k for used car, spends $10k in repairs within a month - Vimarsana News

Non-stop car trouble: Buyer pays $30k for used car, spends $10k in repairs within a month

Singapore News - He might have thought he got a bargain when he purchased a used, seven-year-old car for just $30,000. But he soon found himself forking out another $10,000 in repairs within the first month. The buyer, a 48-year-old tutor named Zhou, told