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NTUC FairPrice to offer discounts to lower-income families until the end of the year Toggle share menu Advertisement Groceries from an NTUC FairPrice outlet. (File photo: Gaya Chandramohan) 12 Jul 2021 01:00PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: NTUC FairPrice will offer discounts to lower-income families every Thursday from Jul 15 until the end of the year, the supermarket chain said on Monday (Jul 12). The 3 per cent discount will be available to Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) Blue cardholders at all 149 FairPrice stores, including FairPrice Finest outlets and FairPrice Xtra hypermarkets, as well as FairPrice on Wheels and all 84 Unity pharmacies. Advertisement Advertisement To receive the discount, shoppers must present their CHAS Blue cards at cashier counters or select the CHAS Blue discount option at self-checkout counters. The discount is subject to a cap of S$200 per transaction per da ....
The Independent Singapore News Police: Man who claimed he wasnât told he failed breathalyser test is contradicting his own account He had given a misleading impression because he has not set out the full facts, the police said. Share - Advertisement - Singapore â The Singapore Police Force issued another statement on Monday (Jul 5) debunking the claims of a man who said he had been mistreated while under arrest. This time, the Police are saying that the man contradicted what he said during the course of investigations. See Kian Beng had said that he was unaware that he had failed the breathalyser test when he was first arrested at a roadblock on Feb 14, 2020. However, the Police said that See himself had acknowledged this at the time of his arrest. ....