Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd December, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

More than 800 Singaporeans safely return from flood-stricken Hat Yai, as death toll rises in Southeast Asia.

Over $7 million in fines handed out for tax evasion at Singapore checkpoints this year.

Motorists can enjoy S$30 off traffic fines if paid early, a new incentive from authorities.

Severe storms have killed nearly 1,000 people across Southeast Asia, with Indonesia hit hard by floods.

Singapore Red Cross commits $250,000 to support regional countries affected by adverse weather.

Hong Kong fire death toll among Indonesian helpers rises to nine, as authorities face scrutiny.

Longer waits of up to 30 minutes expected for Circle Line commuters during tunnel works in 2026.

No smartphone use allowed in secondary schools in Singapore from 2026, including during recess.

Kuala Lumpur police face backlash over a botched raid on men-only spas, raising LGBTQ concerns.

Tropical Storm Koto expected to bring unsettled weather to Brunei, with impacts felt in Vietnam.

Malaysia welcomes its first Chinese cruise ship to homeport at Port Klang, boosting tourism efforts.

Arsenal faces potential punishment after a draw with Chelsea, as Mikel Arteta's team struggles.

Bitcoin plunges below US$87,000 in a risk-off start to December, marking its worst day since March.

China's manufacturing sector shows signs of slumping despite a boost from the US trade truce.

Simple gel jelly beads reveal secrets of slow earthquakes, offering new insights into seismic activity.

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