Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th November, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Drop in Chinese tourists could cost Japan nearly ten billion dollars, warns economist.

HSA raises alert on herbal product after critical condition hospitalization.

Malaysian arrested for overseeing scam call center targeting Singaporeans.

FAS president announces two million dollar payout after historic Asian Cup qualification.

More MRT line closures planned as network ages and requires maintenance.

Collective action needed for Paris Agreement goals, says Grace Fu at COP30.

Woman fined twenty-one thousand five hundred dollars for keeping seventy-nine dogs at home.

Singapore calls for deeper cooperation with China amid geopolitical shifts.

Flexible jobs and traineeships being trialed to support seniors in the workforce.

Ninety seconds could have saved lives in Baltimore bridge collapse, probe reveals.

Hong Kong braces for wind chill as temperatures dip to fourteen degrees Celsius.

Rapper Namewee seeks part-time jobs amid ongoing murder probe.

Curacao becomes smallest nation ever to qualify for the World Cup.

Scientists observe diffusion behavior within individual nanostructures for the first time.

Ultra-processed foods linked to health risks, experts warn in new study.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!