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SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Chinese New Year festivities will make a full physical comeback after two years of Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, and preparations are already in place to welcome the Year of the Rabbit, which starts on Jan 22.
Singapore News - Residents of a flat in Chinatown are sick and tired of putting up with cooking fumes from a restaurant under their block. How do we know this? They put up a message saying as much on the windows of their 7th-storey unit at Block 533 Upper Cross... Read more at www.tnp.sg
For Malaysians who are able to secure passage into Singapore, there are many ways you can celebrate the Year of the Tiger in the island city.
A HEREFORDSHIRE town could be getting its own CCTV amid concerns about assaults and anti-social behaviour.
SINGAPORE - They look like chocolate cakes but beware. Some 87 cannabis-infused cakes, along with about 36g of Ice, were seized on Wednesday (April 28) evening after a 38-year-old Singaporean man was arrested in the vicinity of Upper Cross Street. In a statement on Friday (April 30), the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) said that various drug paraphernalia were also seized from the man's hideout, a residential unit, in the area. Investigations are continuing into the man's drug activities. The CNB statement contained photographs of the cakes, which were individually packed. Each had a sticker ...