April 10, 2009 Friday
Updated

FOLLOWING a mass food poisoning incident linked to an Indian rojak stall, the Geylang Serai temporary market re-opened for business on Friday after a two-day scrubdown.

With the exception of the Indian Rojak stall and its neighbouring Mee Siam outlet - which also appears under investigation - the majority of the 83 food stalls' shutters were open again.

 
Churches mark Gd Friday

FROM theatrical drama to a solemn candle-lit procession, Christians yesterday commemorated the death of Jesus Christ on Good Friday.

The different styles marked the diversity of local churches here, from mega-churches to smaller, community parishes.

Syndicate leader arrested

THE suspected kingpin of a human smuggling ring that brought illegal immigrants from Johor into Singapore has been arrested in Malaysia.

Hygiene checks beefed up

E National Environment Agency (NEA) is beefing up cleanliness checks on all 109 hawker centres it manages here after an Indian rojak stall at a temporary market in Geylang Serai was linked to the worst case of mass food poisoning.

Three other temporary markets in Ang Mo Kio, Tekka and Queen Street - which are run by their own local management committees - have also been inspected after 154 people who had eaten food from Geylang's rojak stall fell ill last week.

   
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