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November 29, 2008 Saturday

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Straits Times Headlines

120 die in Mumbai carnage

At a glance

Gunmen look for Britons and Americans

S'porean hostage safe, says MFA

The injured and grieving

'They just fired shots all round'

Singaporean man was 200m away from violence

Top cop takes three bullets to the chest

Rabbi held at Jewish centre

Identity of attackers a mystery

Stunned Indian nationals fear more attacks

Past assaults on financial capital

Recent attacks in other parts of India

India receives offers of help from West

Paying the penalty of a soft state

S'pore ready to help free hostages

Support for India

S'pore firms in Mumbai feel the heat

State of emergency at both Bangkok airports

PM Lee: Thais have tough problem to solve

No plans for coup, says Thai military

May be postponed: Summit

Still in play: Suzuki Cup

Thai govt to fly stranded tourists out via airbases

Travellers not taking any chances **

S'porean hostage killed

THE Mumbai terror attacks claimed a Singaporean victim when lawyer Lo Hwei Yen, 28, was confirmed among the dead on Friday night.

The tragic task of identifying the body of Singapore's first terror victim fell to her husband, corporate counsel Michael Puhaindran, who had flown to Mumbai on Thursday night.

The bridge to art

THERE was magic in the air at Boat Quay last night as performers used the 300m-long Cavenagh Bridge as a stage. Korean sangmo dancers twirled coloured ribbons attached to their heads, and Chinese martial arts experts showed off their moves.

Security, confidence are keys

THE Mumbai terrorist attacks this week are a firm reminder of the important role the security industry plays in protecting Singapore's position as an investment location, NTUC deputy secretary-general Heng Chee How said last night.

PR lauded for biz with a heart

EVERY Sunday, a small office in Nassim Road is packed with more than 100 migrant women workers, mostly maids, who gather there for computer workshops, seminars on managing their

3 schs to offer media studies

Make access to ARV drugs easier

Fined for worker fraud

Special flights for stranded

Yoga strictly for exercise: Muis

Lookalike sparks hunt

Wheat biscuits recalled

Crisis edges shift to Asia

Pacts with Romania, Zambia

Russia needs S'pore expertise

S'pore banks can ride crisis

Teen raped on birthday

1st Lake District site on sale

S'pore, Jiangsu step up ties

Focus is to keep jobs

Nike opens $5m flagship

4.8kg of heroin seized

No let up in YOG sponsors

Pills for lung cancer patients

Draconian steps to fight TB

Shop lost $27,000 in break-in

Supermart goes high-tech

Women, older workers up

Lawyer jailed for five years

Institute for men's health

S'pore firms feel heat

S'pore ready to help

Kangaroo-shirt trio get jail

Palliative care dept at TTSH

Free mobile search service

Sale ban lifted

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