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Staged Accident at Sentosa, Footballer Sentenced & Singapore PR Surrendered to Malaysian Police

  A high-profile case of road rage and a staged accident at the entrance of Sentosa has concluded with 60-year-old Feng Tianxing pleading guilty to multiple charges on December 30 2025. The incident, which took place on January 28 2024 at approximately 9:30 AM, began on Telok Blangah Road as both vehicles were heading toward the Sentosa island entrance. According to court documents, Feng initiated the conflict by changing lanes without signaling, which forced a 63-year-old driver to halt abruptly. As they proceeded through the Sentosa gantry, Feng braked suddenly once more. Angered by these provocations, the other driver—who was transporting his family, including elderly relatives and children—overtook Feng and braked, resulting in a physical collision between the two cars. Following the impact, both men exited their vehicles to argue. When the other driver attempted to take photos for insurance purposes and leave the scene, Feng physically obstructed the vehicle’s path and repeate...
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Adam Road Car Fire, Petrol Station Probe & Tanjong Pagar Vice Crackdown

  On January 4 2026, a dramatic road accident on Adam Road resulted in a vehicle fire and significant damage to public utility equipment. At approximately 3:50 PM, a car driven by a 27-year-old woman was travelling towards Lornie Highway when it is believed to have self-skidded near the slip road to Arcadia Road. The vehicle crashed directly into gas equipment located on the side of the road, causing the equipment to become dislodged. The impact triggered a fire that quickly involved both the car and the gas infrastructure. The Singapore Civil Defence Force was alerted at 3:55 PM and deployed two water jets to extinguish the blaze. Due to the involvement of gas equipment, SP Group officers were called to the scene to safely isolate the gas supply. The driver and her 30-year-old female passenger remained conscious and were transported to Tan Tock Seng Hospital for medical attention. Police investigations into the cause of the accident and the subsequent fire are ongoing. Earlier the...
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Tampines and Bukit Purmei Fires, Scoot Staff Fraud & Beverage Deposit Rules

  On January 3 2026, the Singapore Civil Defence Force was alerted to two separate fires in residential units within a few hours of each other. The first incident occurred at approximately 1:20 PM at Block 108 Bukit Purmei Road. Upon arrival, firefighters found a bedroom on the sixth floor engulfed in flames. They conducted a forcible entry into the smoke-filled unit and used two water jets to extinguish the fire. Preliminary investigations suggest the fire likely originated from the battery of a power-assisted bicycle located in the bedroom. About 20 residents from the block were evacuated as a precautionary measure, and no injuries were reported. Two hours later, at about 3:20 PM, another fire broke out at Block 816 Tampines Avenue 4. SCDF arrived to find black smoke emitting from a bedroom of a unit on the seventh floor. Firefighters again forced entry into the unit, as no one was home at the time, and successfully confined the fire to the bedroom using a single water jet. Appro...
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Van Driver Arrested After Police Chase, CDC Vouchers 2026, Marina Square Fraud & Hong Lim Market Fire

  A high-speed police pursuit in Choa Chu Kang on New Year’s Day resulted in the arrest of a 34-year-old man and the hospitalization of a Traffic Police officer. The incident began at 5:20 PM on January 1 2026 when a white van failed to stop for a routine patrol check. During the ensuing chase, which was captured on viral social media footage, the van was seen weaving through traffic and driving through red lights while pedestrians were crossing. The pursuit ended at the junction of Choa Chu Kang Avenue 7 and Keat Hong Link after the van collided with a Traffic Police motorcycle and skidded into a flight of stairs. The 25-year-old police rider and the suspect were both conscious when conveyed to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital. Upon searching the vehicle, officers discovered a knife, a baton, and items suspected to be controlled drugs and drug-related paraphernalia. The driver faces multiple charges including reckless driving causing hurt, driving without a valid license, and possess...
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Red Bull Can in BTO Wall, PMA New Law, PMA Rider Arrested & 1700 Rental Cars Towed

  A surprising discovery in a brand-new residential estate has sparked a viral discussion online. A video posted recently captured the moment a contractor installing an air-conditioning unit in a Tengah Built-To-Order flat uncovered a discarded Red Bull beverage can lodged deep inside a concrete wall. The footage has led to a wave of criticism from the public regarding the quality control standards of construction and the oversight of concrete slab providers. Some netizens suggested that the homeowner should immediately file a formal complaint with the Housing and Development Board to backtrack the supply chain and identify the responsible parties. The Ministry of Transport has unveiled significant legislative changes aimed at improving path safety and reducing the misuse of Personal Mobility Aids. Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Transport Baey Yam Keng announced during a committee debate that new regulations are set to be implemented in the first quarter of 2026. Key changes in...
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Travel Agency Suspended, Medium Jailed for Assault, NUS Prof Sacked & Cigarette Smuggling

  On December 31 2025, the Singapore Tourism Board issued an immediate suspension to Sunshine Tours and Travel. The travel agency failed to provide its audited statement of accounts and annual business profile returns within the required six-month period following the end of its financial year. These documents are essential for the board to monitor industry health and licensee performance. The suspension began on the final day of the year and will last until the documents are submitted or for a maximum of six months. During this time, the company is prohibited from accepting new travel bookings, though it remains legally obligated to fulfill its existing commitments to current customers. In a significant criminal case, 63-year-old Tan Beng Kwee was sentenced to nine years and four months in prison on December 31 2025. Tan, who served as a spiritual medium at a home temple in Ang Mo Kio, was found guilty of sexual penetration of a minor, attempted sexual penetration, and procuring a...
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Up to $190 U-Save Rebates for Eligible Singaporeans in January 2026

  On December 30, 2025, the Ministry of Finance announced that more than 950,000 Singaporean households residing in Housing Board flats will receive significant financial support in January 2026. This assistance comes in the form of rebates for utility bills and service and conservancy charges, which are part of a broader government strategy to help citizens manage the rising cost of living. These disbursements are part of the permanent Goods and Services Tax Voucher scheme, specifically designed to provide relief to lower- and middle-income families during a period of increased goods and services tax and other economic pressures. According to the official statement, eligible households will receive up to $190 in U-Save rebates to help offset their utility costs. Additionally, these households will be granted up to half a month of rebates for their service and conservancy charges. The exact amount of the rebates for both categories will be determined by the specific flat type occup...
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24-Year-Old Malaysian Scam Suspect Arrested at Woodlands Checkpoint

  On December 29, 2025, the Singapore Police Force announced a significant breakthrough in its ongoing battle against transnational organized crime with the arrest of 24-year-old Eugene Goh. A Malaysian national, Goh was apprehended at the Woodlands Checkpoint on December 28 as he attempted to enter Singapore. Authorities have linked him to a notorious Cambodia-based organized criminal group that has successfully defrauded victims in Singapore of tens of millions of dollars. The criminal syndicate in question specialized in government official impersonation scams. According to police data, this group is believed to be responsible for approximately 440 reported cases, resulting in financial losses totaling at least $41 million. The operation was managed from a secure compound located in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. The sophisticated nature of the group’s activities prompted a massive joint enforcement operation between the Singapore Police Force and the Cambodian police on S...
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Malaysian Arrested in Massive Drug Bust at Woodlands Checkpoint

A 39-year-old Malaysian man was arrested on December 22, 2025, at Woodlands Checkpoint for allegedly attempting to smuggle over 237,000 dollars worth of controlled drugs into Singapore. The arrest followed a targeted check initiated by the ICA Integrated Targeting Centre, which led officers to discover seven bundles in the man's bag. The seizure consisted of approximately 3,272g of cannabis and 1,709g of methamphetamine, also known as Ice. According to the Central Narcotics Bureau, these drugs could have supplied around 1,440 abusers for a week. Under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1973, the man faces a potential death penalty, as the quantities of cannabis and methamphetamine far exceed the legal thresholds of 500g and 250g, respectively. The authorities reiterated their commitment to border security, noting that they conduct regular checks to prevent the smuggling of drugs, weapons, and other contraband. Investigations into the case are currently ongoing to determine the full extent of ...
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SIA Business Class Theft: Chinese National Jailed for Syndicate Operation

  On December 23, 2025, Liu Ming, a 26-year-old Chinese national, was sentenced to 20 months in prison for committing a high-value theft on a Singapore Airlines flight. The case serves as a stark reminder of the organized nature of in-flight criminal syndicates that target premium passengers on long-haul routes. Liu was convicted of one count of theft after investigations revealed he was part of a larger criminal organization that specifically financed his travel to carry out mid-air robberies. The incident occurred during a flight departing from Dubai on August 7, which was scheduled to land in Singapore the following morning. Liu had been placed in the business class cabin, a seat funded by the criminal syndicate he represented, to give him access to wealthy travelers and their high-value belongings. At approximately 2:00 am Singapore time on August 8, while the aircraft was in transit and the cabin lights were dimmed to allow passengers to sleep, Liu initiated his plan. Leaving ...
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