[ad_1] SINGAPORE: The Court of Appeal reserved judgment on Thursday (September 17) on two appeals by the Singapore Democratic Party and The Online Citizen (TOC) against correction orders issued under the Online Falsehood and Tampering Protection Act ( POFMA). The SDP is accused of making false statements about unemployment in …
Read More »Man Imprisoned After Forging Spending Reduction Letters So Parents Can Receive COVID-19 Support Grant
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: For falsifying expense reduction letters so that his parents could receive the COVID-19 support grant, a 43-year-old man was sentenced to three months in jail on Thursday (September 17). Court documents showed that Edward Goh, who is unemployed, had forged two dismissal documents for his parents, who are …
Read More »China Says It Will Give ‘Necessary Response’ To US Official’s Visit To Taiwan
[ad_1] BEIJING / TAIPEI: China will provide a “necessary response” to a visit by US Under Secretary for Economic Affairs Keith Krach to the Taiwan claimed by China, and filed a complaint with Washington, the Ministry of Finance said on Thursday (September 17). Foreign Relations before your arrival. Krach, who …
Read More »The COVID-19 cluster at the Indonesian Ministry of Health generates calls for government institutions to set an example of strict protocols
[ad_1] JAKARTA: Indonesian government institutions should establish examples of disciplined health protocols, House Speaker Puan Maharani said, following the emergence of COVID-19 clusters in key ministries. In a statement on Thursday (September 17), Mdm Maharani said that COVID-19 has spread to 30 ministerial offices and agencies in the capital, according …
Read More »WHO Europe warns of ‘alarming’ COVID-19 transmission rates
[ad_1] COPENHAGEN: The World Health Organization on Thursday (September 17) warned of “alarming rates of transmission” of COVID-19 in Europe and warned countries against reducing quarantine periods. WHO’s regional director for Europe, Hans Kluge, said the number of coronavirus cases seen in September “should serve as a wake-up call for …
Read More »General manager fined for improper confinement of three foreign workers
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: A 41-year-old man was fined S $ 9,000 for wrongfully confining three of his workers for a total of 42 days between May and June this year. Shaun Pang Tong Heng, General Manager of the Ad-Meth Mech-Field Manufacturing Company, pleaded guilty in state courts on Thursday (September 17) …
Read More »A man alleges that elderly care staff put a dirty mask back on his mother after she vomited
[ad_1] A man unhappy with the way his elderly mother was treated at an elderly care facility recently used Facebook to air his complaints. In his post on Tuesday (September 15), Royston Tan wrote: “It is a shame to treat a defenseless old man with such callous and inhuman treatment. …
Read More »Court of Appeal acquits Nigerian of drug trafficking after 9 years of legal saga, Courts & Crime News & Top Stories
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – In a final verdict ending a rare legal case that has seen many twists and turns in the past nine years, a 34-year-old Nigerian was acquitted of a capital drug trafficking charge after the Court of Appeal revoke its 2015 decision to convict him. After a 4-1 …
Read More »Burning trees in Australia contain ‘scorpion-like poison’: scientists
[ad_1] BRISBANE: Australia is known for its poisonous spiders, snakes, and sea creatures, but researchers have now identified “scorpion-like” toxins secreted by a tree that can cause excruciating pain for weeks. Split-second contact with the dendrocnide tree, a rainforest nettle known by its indigenous name gympie-gympie, produces a much more …
Read More »A man who received more than $ 700 worth of food sent to neighbors’ apartments and did not pay the delivery passengers receives seven days in jail, Courts & Crime News & Top Stories
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – Using multiple accounts with fictitious names on food delivery applications, a 27-year-old man ordered food using the addresses of his neighbors and instructed passengers to deliver meals there. He also promised passengers that he would pay them after delivery, but never did. Leonard Tan Tong Han was …
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