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Worker killed in lightning strike at fish farm off Lim Chu Kang

The workplace incident occurred at about 4pm on Tuesday (May 5), said the Ministry of Manpower.

PM Wong meets Anwar, Hun Manet in Cebu ahead of ASEAN Summit

He said in a social media post that he hoped for a productive day of meetings at the summit.

No plans to install solar-powered fans at bus stops, but Govt studying other cooling options

Solar-powered fans have a limited impact on the ambient temperature at exposed bus stops.

Parliament passes new laws to validate fees collected by MND agencies after heated debate

Parliament approves shift of Singtel discounted shares to direct shareholder ownership

Around 83,000 SDS holders or 13 per cent of the entire cohort have already sold their shares.

19 motorists caught for flouting traffic rules at Woodlands Checkpoint over Labour Day weekend

Four drivers of foreign-registered vehicles were banned from entering Singapore.

Law passed to allow Singtel special discounted shares to be transferred to holders’ CDP accounts

Members of Parliament supported the move, but raised concerns over possible scams and the creation of designated accounts for those who currently do not have CDP accounts.

Bill allowing companies to list concurrently in Singapore and the US passed in Parliament

The Securities and Futures (Amendment) Bill, paves the way for a new Global Listing Board in mid-2026.

Pahang, Terengganu visit aimed to deepen ties, explore new areas of cooperation: SM Lee

Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong said it is important to understand and keep in touch with the two big Malaysian states, adding that there is potential to develop economic opportunities and cooperation.

‘Forever neighbours’ S’pore, Malaysia must not allow issues to affect relationship: SM Lee

Potential areas of cooperation with Terengganu include coastal protection and renewable energy

Parliament passes Bill to allow companies to dual list on SGX, Nasdaq at the same time

Members of Parliament raised concerns on the ability for firms to maintain liquidity after listing on the Global Listing Board.

Singapore residents who repeatedly feed wildlife illegally may soon face jail, stiffer fines

Repeat offenders may face jail time of up to 12 months and a maximum fine of $20,000, up from the previous $10,000.

Crocodile spotted off Sentosa Cove caught and put down: NParks

The nearly 2m-long crocodile was put down due to public safety considerations and a lack of relocation options, the National Parks Board said.

Influencer arrested after video of man being forced to strip is posted online

A halal restaurant owner is forced to strip in a viral video supposedly taken by popular influencer who is later arrested

Police appeal for information on missing teen, last seen in Tampines

He was last seen near Block 299B Tampines Street 22 on May 5, at about 9.40pm.

Construction worker cheated 17 foreign workers by posing as employment agent

The man deceived 17 foreign workers into giving him more than S$35,000 (US$27,600).

askST: What are the implications of the assessment report by the global financial watchdog FATF?

There are already indications of immediate action being taken by Singapore as a result of the report.

No intention to ban blind boxes: Shanmugam

There's no plan to require sellers to open sealed boxes and sell the contents as individual items, said the minister.

Crocodile spotted in waters off Sentosa Cove caught and euthanised

The decision was made in view of public safety considerations and the lack of relocation options, NParks said.

Girl, 17, gets reformative training after possessing Kpods for trafficking and other drug offences

The teenager had four Kpods, which she intended to sell for S$72 each.