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Okay, I have checked out the SGSecure app and it looks good. You can just take a video or photo with your phone and send it over to the police along with an incident report. You can also make emergency calls with just a tap of your finger. Cool. With this, security guards can just …
What’s the risk of running into a drunk driver on the roads late at night in Singapore? The team at ValuePenguin went back through years of Singapore traffic accident statistics and examined data from countries around the world to get a clearer picture of the drunk driving situation in Singapore. Drink driving in Singapore is …
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Joint statement from We Believe in Second Chances and the Singapore Anti-Death Penalty Campaign on the scheduled execution of Jeffrey Marquez Abineno (previously known as Jeefrey bin Jamil) for this Friday 21 April. We Believe in Second Chances and the Singapore Anti-Death Penalty Campaign (SADPC) note with dismay that the execution of Jeefrey bin Jamil …
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These debt repayment plans can help Singaporeans enjoy true abundance and fortune in the Year of the Rooster. No one likes to think about “unlucky” things like debt, but ignoring the problem only makes it worse. Now that we are well into the Year of the Rooster, it’s a good time to make a …
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Choosing to further one’s education is an important decision. Sure, income has been increasing more rapidly for people without post-secondary education, but evidence is still overwhelmingly in favor of pursuing a post secondary education at a university.
In recent years, high profile cases of security guards being abused or abusive have been reported via online media. Well, those few cases were brought into the cold light of day to be commented on by the general public but, as an industry insider, I can assure you that such unhappy incidents happen on an almost daily basis.
According to the Singapore Police Force, internet love scams are up 65% in 2016. Why do the most educated Singaporeans still fall for them?
TL;DR – Water does fall from the sky, but it’s getting more expensive.
In Singapore, we make it a point to respect all religions and faiths. Do Singaporeans also respect if people choose to un-believe / unsubscribe from their religions?
TL;DR – Fake news. Fake news everywhere.