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LTA apprehends over 110 offences, including non-compliant window tinting & illegal exhaust modifications, over Christmas periodSINGAPORE — Road users are reminded to keep safety top of mind and observe prevailing rules and guidelines during the holiday season. The Land Transport Authority continues with regular enforcement efforts across the island to ensure road safety throughout the festive period.
In its recent operations over the Christmas holidays, LTA apprehended 74 vehicle-related offences and 37 active mobility offences. The vehicle offences included illegal exhaust modifications, non-compliant window tinting and licence plates, wrote LTA in a Facebook post on Friday . ‘How do you all live with stay-in maids?’ — Netizen asks because ‘our maid getting close with me on my bed when I’m trying to rest’SINGAPORE — A Reddit user who did not grow up with a maid in their household recently took to r/askSingapore wondering how others, who have stay-in domestic helpers, do it. The Redditor huayi3 wrote on Friday that due to illness, their family recently had to get a helper for their parents.
“I’m not used to a stranger in my space 24/7 , and through no fault of her own, I find myself getting super annoyed she’s in my space. I am not comfortable with having this stranger close to me, touching my stuff , needing assurances from me, getting close with me on my bed when I’m trying to rest, etc.
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Morning Digest, Dec 30 - Singapore NewsJade Rasif takes a pregnancy test! She also eats cod sperm, says ‘it’s really creamy and salty like buttered caviar’ SINGAPORE — Jade Rasif, 28, a Singaporean DJ, YouTube personality and former actress, shared an interesting Instagram story wherein she was holding a pregnancy test. She was curious whether her followers also took a …
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Lim Tuang Liang appointed as first Government Chief Sustainability Officer from Jan 1He will step down from his current position as Chief Science and Technology Officer (CSTO) at the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) when his replacement is appointed.
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Indonesia to tighten palm oil exports from Jan 1 to ensure supplyJAKARTA: Indonesia will tighten export rules for palm oil from Jan 1 by allowing less shipments overseas for every tonne sold domestically, in a move aimed at ensuring there was sufficient domestic supply, a government official said on Friday (Dec 30). Exporters will be allowed to ship six times their dome
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Indonesia to tighten palm oil exports from Jan. 1JAKARTA : Indonesia will tighten export rules for palm oil from Jan. 1 by allowing less shipments overseas for every tonne sold domestically, according to a new regulation reviewed by Reuters, which was confirmed by an industry official.Starting next year, exporters will be allowed to ship six times thei
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