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The mother said she screamed and pulled her toddler away when she saw a half-eaten pau close to his mouth. She was also concerned about hygiene and whether the food was halal.

A 40-year-old chartered bus driver said a fight broke out among workers he was ferrying back to their dormitory on 13 September. After he stopped the bus because he felt it was unsafe to continue, he alleged that some of the workers tried to force him to resume the journey.

A 40-year-old woman and her 41-year-old colleague were taken conscious to Singapore General Hospital after an accident along Raffles Avenue. The woman reportedly suffered a spinal fracture and may require surgery.

The latest public reporting says both major sections of the North-South Corridor have been pushed back by another two years. The revised dates have not yet appeared on LTA’s official project page, which was still showing the previous 2027 and 2029 targets on 17 September.

Police said the man was believed to be intoxicated when he allegedly hurled the same rock twice at the complex's main entrance. He was arrested immediately and is set to face a vandalism charge.

NParks seized animals including axolotls, pythons, lizards, tarantulas and turtles in one of its largest illegal wildlife seizures in recent years. Six people are being investigated over the alleged possession or sale of the animals.

The woman was crossing a road in Taichung with eight relatives when a right-turning bus hit her and trapped her underneath. She suffered multiple serious fractures and went into cardiac arrest, but her vital signs were restored after emergency treatment.

The enhanced SG Arrival Card will become available on the MyICA mobile app from 30 September. The upgrade adds more languages, passport scan autofill for Singapore residents and a simpler interface.

CCTV footage reportedly showed a man throwing and hitting furniture at the closed pastry shop in the early hours of 13 September. The store is hoping he will come forward and pay for the damage, while police investigations are ongoing.

The High Court rejected the 90-year-old man's bid for maintenance from his former wife, finding that the roughly S$2.36 million he would receive from their matrimonial assets was enough to provide for him. The couple married in 1960 and have three children who are now all above 60.