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Haze probe: Five Singapore-registered companies agree to engage assessors

Another company, Kencana Agri, has expressed willingness to voluntarily engage assessors.

NEA said the companies’ voluntary participation in the assessment process will help establish the facts.

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Mad About Gardening

How Instagram microgardener Airene Tan harvests edibles from her 2 sq m HDB balcony

The writer turns to the local content creator to find out why herbs like rosemary, thyme and oregano keep dying on her.

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‘Better late than never,’ says Balakrishnan on first Pakistan visit by S’pore leader in two decades

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Mass detentions stoke anger among young protesters in India

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When tough love crosses the line to child abuse

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