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The Singapore Food Agency said it has increased surveillance and testing of cabbages after reports that formaldehyde was allegedly used on cabbages in China. SFA has not said that any unsafe cabbage has been detected in Singapore.

GetGo has launched a cross-border feature allowing eligible users to take selected GetGo cars from Singapore into West Malaysia, including Johor Bahru, Cameron Highlands and Kuala Lumpur. The service requires bookings of at least 12 hours and adds a capped surcharge on top of normal time charges.

Marina Square Shopping Mall will shut on 31 March 2027 for a major transformation of the Marina Square complex. The existing mall will be upgraded while three new towers and a public park are added to the site.

A 53-year-old man has been cycling around areas including Geylang and Tanjong Pagar after work to collect empty drink containers for 10-cent refunds under Singapore’s Beverage Container Return Scheme. He said he usually earns S$10 to S$20 a day through the scheme.

The officer, who cannot be named due to a gag order protecting the child, used vulgarities and physically pushed the boy during an incident at a welfare home. The court said he abused his authority and betrayed the role entrusted to him.

A video showing a Hua Yi Secondary School student climbing onto a temporary sheltered walkway roof has circulated online. The school said the student is safe and that the walkway has since been removed.

The women said the man repeatedly walked around them and offered to pay them to “do something” before later appearing to hide behind HDB pillars. One of them eventually decided to chase him while filming.

Lim Jian Bin, also known as Takeshi Lim, and Jason Fong Wai Hong had promoted investment deals promising annual returns of up to 15 per cent. Both men are now bankrupt, while police investigations into the cases are ongoing.

The 27-year-old driver said he stayed inside because moving the car could have put the woman at risk of injury. He said she did not hurt him or damage his car.

A 59-year-old Singaporean man and his 52-year-old Chinese national wife were arrested after ICA investigations found that they were allegedly living at separate addresses despite declarations made in her Long-Term Visit Pass applications. They are among 11 people arrested over two weeks in similar investigations.