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About 0.2% of cars fitted with the ERP 2.0 On-Board Unit needed workshop follow-up as at July 2026, according to LTA data. That is down substantially from 1.3% in May 2025.

The boy had been cleared to go home when the accident happened as a nursing assistant was removing material securing his IV line. Surgeons later managed to reattach the severed part of his right index finger.

A female athlete continued competing at HYROX Beijing after experiencing bowel incontinence during the race. HYROX later said affected areas were isolated and disinfected, with equipment removed from the course.

The three officers were filmed making lane changes before turning into the Traffic Police Headquarters along Ubi Avenue 3. Police said the officers’ actions are being investigated and appropriate action will be taken.

A 28-year-old man thought the seller looked trustworthy because the Carousell account had more than 100 reviews. After paying S$700, however, the collection address turned out to contain a non-existent unit.

A car allegedly struck the rear of SBS Transit bus service 56 while passengers were getting on and off along Middle Road. A PAB rider and a bus passenger were taken to hospital, while the car driver was later arrested.

The Shanghai tourist reportedly hired about 30 young men for a Mount Tai “climbing companion” experience, with some taking turns carrying her while others provided umbrellas, fans and other assistance. The unusual outing has also prompted questions over whether it was staged for online attention.

Police arrested the man after a knife incident inside a Cathay Pacific staff rest area at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport. The male intern suffered minor injuries and was taken for treatment.

A group of 15 colleagues reportedly pooled their money for a Mark Six ticket, only for a dispute to erupt after they won about HK$30 million. The 36-year-old man who placed the bet was later arrested on suspicion of theft and has since been released on bail.

Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs says capital punishment was never discussed during a May meeting with an Israeli security delegation. Israel's National Security Ministry has also denied that its representatives raised the issue.