Evening Update: Today's headlines from The Straits Times on June 3

Good evening! Catch up on some of the main headlines on Wednesday, June 3.


569 new coronavirus cases in S'pore, including 7 community cases

Of the community cases, one is a Singaporean or permanent resident, while six are work pass holders.

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HR manager in Hyflux subsidiary charged with corruption

Khoo Chen Ee, 36, a manager in Hydrochem (S), is accused of receiving or agreeing to receive about $7,000 in "rewards" on three occasions.

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Huge dengue outbreak expected this year; more than 8,000 infected and 12 dead so far

There are now 164 active dengue clusters, the biggest at Woodleigh, with 175 people infected.

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BreadTalk delisting from SGX on June 5

The company, which posted a net loss of $5.8 million for the whole of 2019, has faced financial struggles in recent times.

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Veteran track and field coach Loh Chan Pew found guilty of molesting teenage athlete

For his offences, he can be jailed for up to two years and/or fined.

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George Floyd protests: Turmoil in America undermining its image abroad, analysts say

The unrest and Trump's response to it are undermining America's global reputation, already bruised by its high Covid-19 death toll and the White House's inadequate response to the pandemic, says US Correspondent Charissa Yong.

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Malaysia unwinds 5G allocations after doubts raised over process

Questions were raised over the sudden allocation to several players, including the little-known Altel, a firm controlled by politically-linked tycoon Syed Mokhtar al-Bukhary.

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80 breaches found at purpose-built dorms annually for the past three years: MOM

Minor lapses, which account for about 60 per cent of the total breaches, include failing to maintain tidiness and cleanliness in one area of the dormitory.

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SMEs hit by 35% or more drop in revenue for April-May can get rent waivers, more support

Nearly 260,000 SMEs employing more than 2 million workers stand to benefit from the rent waivers.

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More than 5,400 home renovation projects approved by BCA to resume works

All new applications to resume works will be approved within two days, provided the submission is in order.

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