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Sexual crimes among top offences committed by youth in S’pore aged 10 to under 21: MSF report (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox The number of sexual offences among those aged 10 to under 16 rose from 193 to 199. SINGAPORE - Sexual crimes remained one of the top offences committed by young people here in 2025, ranking second among those aged 10 to under 16. Across all youth aged 10 to under 21, the number of such offences fell slightly, from 461 in 2024 to 437 in 2025. But among the younger group aged 10 to under 16, the number rose from 193 to 199. The figures wer
Attracting capable S’poreans to politics becoming harder; leadership renewal a top priority: PM Wong (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said recruiting from the public service is becoming harder. SINGAPORE – Leadership renewal is one of the top priorities for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, as he saw first-hand how hard it was for his predecessor to bring private-sector leaders into the Cabinet. Having worked with Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong since 2004, PM Wong watched the difficult process of identifying and persuading new political candida
Man jailed for instigating son to understate luxury watch firm’s income, evading over $350k in taxes (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Pang Chuan Wah was sentenced to 14 months’ jail on Sept 7. SINGAPORE – From 2018 to 2020, a man instigated his son to make false entries in the income tax return forms for the latter’s luxury watch and jewellery business. It led to over $351,000 in taxes undercharged. On Sept 7, Pang Chuan Wah, 61, was sentenced to 14 months’ jail. He had pleaded guilty in August to abetting by instigating his son, Pang Guo Long, to wilfully evade taxes.
Singaporeans lured to join Nanning Ponzi scheme with free dinners, $8 manicures, sprawling condos (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox SINGAPORE – When Alice (not her real name) arrived in Nanning, the capital of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, in March, she was impressed with the number of high-rise developments in the city. The apartment the Singaporean public servant stayed in was about 2,000 sq ft, with rent at $500 each month. Fellow Singaporeans there tried to convince her to live there – a sprawling development called Nanning Skyfame ASEAN Maker Town, where a fu
‘Only later did I realise how stupid I was’: Retiree, 85, almost loses $110k to tech support scam (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox In this scam, victims call the number in such pop-up messages and end up speaking to scammers impersonating tech support staff. SINGAPORE – As Jim (not his real name) was checking e-mails on his computer, a pop-up saying his device was blocked for security reasons suddenly filled the screen. When the retired businessman, 85, called the number shown, a scammer impersonating technical support staff told him the police needed to be informed.
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