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Helping the bereaved find closure: Singapore officers deployed to Nepal floods return home (opens the original)
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A total of 35 police and forensic officers were deployed to Nepal to provide specialist support in disaster victim identification and aerial surveillance. SINGAPORE: When Assistant Superintendent Corelle Tan and her team arrived in Nepal about a week after the devastating floods, the disaster's scale overloaded her senses. Many human remains were soaked in water and mud and in an advanced stage of decomposition. “The sight, the smell, the touch, everything, and then operating in an unfamiliar en
HDB scales up robotics and automation solutions to increase construction productivity at BTO sites (opens the original)
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The government will also further standardise precast components, with productivity gains that could translate into projects being completed earlier, said Minister for National Development Chee Hong Tat. SINGAPORE: With the precision of a laser, a robot no bigger than a dishwasher zigzags across the bare floor of a living room in a new four-room Build-to-Order (BTO) flat. It carefully levels and smooths freshly laid concrete screed, creating an even floor surface to lay tiles or vinyl. In another
CNA Explains: Smart glasses and the law in Singapore – when does filming a stranger cross the line? (opens the original)
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Filming in public is not automatically illegal, since a person generally has no expectation of privacy in that setting, a lawyer says. SINGAPORE: A video showing a man purportedly wearing smart glasses while trailing female students circulated on social media this week, prompting a police report and raising questions about the legality of filming strangers in public. In the video, the man held his mobile phone close to his chest and, at one point, pressed the frame of his black-rimmed glasses. H
No units sold at first auction for luxury properties seized in S$3 billion money laundering case (opens the original)
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The auction drew dozens of bidders, but there was no interest in some of the luxury units. SINGAPORE: The first properties seized in connection with Singapore's largest money laundering case went under the hammer on Thursday (Sep 17) afternoon, but none were sold. Dozens of people filled the Knight Frank office in Ocean Financial Centre before the auction started, with more queuing to get in. With most seats filled, there was only standing room for other interested bidders. Most browsed the cata
MHA refutes claims that the death penalty was discussed during visit by Israel's security ministry (opens the original)
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The Ministry of Home Affairs says discussions with the Israeli government involved the sharing of best practices in emergency response, crime prevention and forensics. Issues relating to the death penalty “were never part of the meeting and were not discussed”. SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) on Friday (Sep 11) refuted claims by an Israeli media outlet that the death penalty was discussed during a visit by an Israeli delegation in May. The Haaretz newspaper reported on Sep 7 that a
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