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The 24-hour PSI was in the unhealthy range in western, central and eastern Singapore early on 5 September, with the central reading at 117 by 8am. NEA said transboundary haze could continue as smoke from fires in Sumatra and Kalimantan drifts towards Singapore.

The 69-year-old woman could no longer care for or feed herself and depended heavily on her helper. CCTV installed by her children captured the abuse, which included slapping, hitting and other rough treatment.

The 47-year-old Chinese national used a Singapore company as part of a scheme to bring duty-unpaid beer in from China. As he did not pay the S$560,000 fine, he will serve 164 days in jail instead.

Apple Pay users can now tap in and out of Singapore’s MRT and LRT network without waking or unlocking their iPhone or Apple Watch. Buses are only partly supported for now, with LTA targeting a full public transport rollout by the end of 2027.

HSA said the haul is Singapore's largest seizure of etomidate vape pods so far. Five men aged 24 to 37 were charged in August over alleged trafficking in four separate cases.

The Lions will face five-time World Cup champions Brazil at the National Stadium on 17 November. Tickets for the double-header start at S$98 and go up to S$888 for VIP seats.

Thai police arrested the Singaporean at a Bangkok condominium after finding crystal methamphetamine, hazardous chemicals and evidence of a paid dark-web order for toxic substances. Police said they have so far found no evidence linking him to terrorism.

The 50-year-old rapper and businessman said he was diagnosed more than a year ago and had kept the news within his family. He said the cancer has since spread to his liver, while his wife Anna Belle Francis said he has undergone surgery and is receiving treatment.

Yoona is scheduled to appear at ION Orchard at 4.45pm on 11 September for Sulwhasoo’s 60th-anniversary pop-up. However, the pop-up is reportedly closed to the public from noon to 6.30pm that day, so fans should check the latest access arrangements before heading down.

Chinese authorities have detained 52 Singaporeans in Guangxi in connection with an investigation into suspected pyramid scheme activities and related offences. Singapore consular officers have visited all 52 detainees three times, while China says their lawful rights will be protected.