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April 6, 2009 Monday

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Straits Times Headlines

Defiant N. Korea fires rocket, sparks outcry

Soccer players tackle fleeing thief

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F1 washout at Sepang race

Protect foreigners in payment for kidneys

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Family among over 100 sick after eating famous rojak

Banks lure big earners with more credit

Tight security at Edison Chen meet

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Self-help groups 'play critical role in bad times'

Wanted: Names for new Nominated MPs

Obama calls for N-arms curbs

N. Korea will be tougher to deal with now

Beijing's leverage limited

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Beijing extends limits on cars

China to reform health care

Court demands flogging report

Bus driver honoured

Launch boost for North's Kim

Japan policy 'superficial'

UK charity chief nabbed

Mumbai attacks trial to start

India-potential luxury haven?

Man denies sex photo theft **

Another 'critically ill'

THE food poisoning scare that claimed the life of a 57-year-old woman on Monday morning, has left another very ill in hospital.

According to a Ministry of Health statement sent late on Monday, a 59-year-old woman is 'currently critically ill in hospital' after consuming food from Rojak Geylang Serai, a stall that sells Indian rojak.

Seletar residents see rising rents

FIRST the development of the Seletar Aerospace Hub halved their close-knit community. Now, the residents in the bucolic Seletar Camp neighbourhood are facing another threat - rising rents.

Fully-fledged e-neighbourhood

A 25-YEAR-OLD shopping centre in Tampines Street 11 is transforming itself into a fully-fledged e-neighbourhood.

Reimbursing donors ethical

SINGAPORE'S move to allow living donors to be reimbursed for expenses is ethical, said an international group of transplantation doctors and scientists.

NEL Group's CEO resigns

Removed to comply with law

Didn't know Ming Yi's pay

Teen drowning a misadventure

Job fair draws 800 grads

US$247.3m rig contract

Drainage works at Paya Lebar

Miscarriage after rojak

Abattoir boss sues partners

NTU-Imperial College tie-up

$300k to aid workers

SingTel online store for SMEs