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November 30, 2008 Sunday

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Singaporean hostage killed in Mumbai

Commandos wipe out attackers and free hostages

View Points

All S'poreans share in the grief: Jaya

Tragic, says SM Goh

All five Israelis found dead

Guests resort to knives, cleavers

'The machine gun kept going'

Singaporeans recount terror at first hand

Who they are

How they did it

India blames elements in Pakistan; Islamabad says accusation 'disappointing'

Hotel staff shield guests from harm

Promising lives snuffed out in 2 days of violence

In brief

Indian economy takes a hit too

'We will fight to the death'

No happy ending to power struggle

Airport's new 'armed guards'

S'poreans catch flights from south Thailand, neighbouring countries

SIA flights from Pattaya

In Brief

Stranded tourists leave by road, rail

Crisis could worsen rural-urban divide

S'pore logistics, hospitality firms hit by disruptions, no-shows **

Body will be back on Sun

THE devastated husband of 28-year-old lawyer Lo Hwei Yen will accompany his wife's body back home from Mumbai on Sunday morning.

Mr Michael Puhaindran, 37, had flown to the financial capital of India on Thursday evening, hours after his wife had called him saying she had been taken hostage by terrorists at the Oberoi Hotel there. He was accompanied by an aunt.

Stay vigilant, be prepared

SINGAPOREANS must always stay vigilant and be prepared against any terrorist attack which can happen here, warned Deputy Prime Minister S. Jayakumar on Saturday.

Professor Jayakumar made the remarks after he called on Mr Stanley Puhaindran, the father-in-law of Ms Lo Hwei Yen, 28, who was killed in the Mumbai terror attacks at the Oberoi Hotel there, to offer his condolences.

Lasik price war starts to hurt

THE Lasik price war has reached boiling point and doctors are the ones getting burnt.

The last 24 hours of her life

IT WAS a 2am call that she missed from her brother in law.

Service grouses spill to Facebook

Qantas aborts flight to S'pore

PM sends condolences

Selecting the scholar

Biscuit batch recalled

'Smart' cart

New outlets still opening

More power to fight TB

Financial sector stable

Tanjong Rhu bridge ready

Teen raped at party

S'poreans catch flights out

S'poreans recount terror

S'poreans share in the grief

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