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NParks looking into alleged capture of wild chicken at Pasir Ris Park

Singapore News - The National Parks Board (NParks) is looking into the case of a man who allegedly caught a free-ranging chicken at Pasir Ris Park on Feb 17. It is an offence under the Parks and Trees Regulations to capture or displace any animal within a public park here without the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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'The bumper was all gone': Police arrest woman whose car landed in drain along Upper Thomson Road

SINGAPORE — A driver was arrested for suspected drink-driving after her car crashed into a drain in Upper Thomson Road on Thursday (May 18) morning. Responding to queries from The Straits Times, the police said they were alerted to the incident at about 4.15am and the woman's car is believed to have "self-skidded" along Upper Thomson Road towards Sembawang Road....

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Woman arrested for suspected drink-driving after her car lands in drain in Upper Thomson Road

The police said the woman’s car is believed to have “self-skidded”. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Complaints of chickens in neighbourhoods on the rise

Singapore News - More people are complaining about chickens in their neighbourhoods. Residents in Housing Board estates made 950 reports in 2021 to Ministry of National Development, government agencies and town councils about chickens in their neighbourhoods, up from 300 in... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Something to cluck about: Elderly man's poultry shelter at Geylang given last-minute reprieve

This elderly man was at a loss after being told that his poultry "shelter" at the most random of location – a parking lot in Geylang – had to go. But the 13 chickens and two ducks along Lorong 21 Geylang were given a last-minute reprieve on Thursday (Oct 27) – the 63-year-old retiree was told that there was no...

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Measures to reduce chicken population in Sin Ming effective so far

Singapore News - Measures taken to reduce the chicken population in Sin Ming Court have brought their number down to about 50, according to residents and a task force set up to deal with the issue earlier this year. The task force’s chairman, Mr Goh Sim Cik, said Ovistop, a contraceptive... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Community screening bus, polyclinics to provide free mammograms to first-timers

Health News - Women who have never gone for a mammogram can get a screening done for free at a community screening bus that will visit the Bishan-Toa Payoh-Sin Ming precinct once a month. This is part of the Breast Cancer Foundation's (BCF) push to get more women screened for breast... Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Life can be better after cancer, says 33-year-old new mum diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer

Midnight feeds and broken sleep can leave any new mum feeling tired and lethargic. But new mum Siti Nur Aishah Bte Jamil, 31, had this nagging thought that there had to be something more behind her constant tiredness and frequent headaches. Before long, she also discovered a persistent lump in her chest. She made an appointment at a polyclinic nearby,...

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