Claudia Tan

Claudia joined the Straits Times in 2025 as a reporter on the crime and court desk. She was previously from AsiaOne, where she covered stories related to mental health and social issues.

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4 years’ jail for mum who allowed 15-year-old son to smoke meth

The woman pleaded guilty to two charges, including exposing a child to drug utensils and methamphetamine consumption.

Jail and fine for driver linked to over 70 accidents; most were staged to cheat motorists

Danial Ali Liaqat Ali, 28, will also be disqualified from holding or obtaining a driver’s licence 48 months after his release from prison.

15 months’ jail and caning for man who molested teen on Singapore-bound flight

Ariel Lhudfiyan Muarifin molested the victim while she was asleep, and continued even after she tried to move away.

3 men who allegedly locked woman, kid on MBS hotel room balcony during robbery charged in court

Cash amounting to about $50,000 was recovered and seized as a case exhibit.

He was ‘not the son I know’: Mum forgives son who attacked her while high on Kpods

Under the influence of etomidate-laced vapes, Ben (not his real name) attacked his mother in November 2024.

Woman dead, man injured after incident in Choa Chu Kang

A police cordon was set up at the area near the garbage chute at Block 248 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 2.

Even for short car trips, buckle children up; it’s a matter of life and death: KKH doctor

A KKH study on the use of car seats found that parents did not know how to properly install car seats.

18,000 flats in 12 neighbourhoods to be upgraded under Home Improvement Programme

The 198 blocks chosen for upgrades are located in estates including Bedok, Bishan, Jurong West, Pasir Ris, Sengkang, Serangoon, Tampines and Woodlands.

Marine life affected by 2024 Pasir Panjang oil spill showing signs of recovery

A second study, led by NIE, examined the health of marine snails affected by the spill, compared to those found at other beaches the oil didn’t reach.

‘Every day, I see injured children from road traffic accidents’: KKH emergency doctor

Dr Supranee Mathiprechakul said younger patients tend to be more prone to head injuries, as their heads are bigger in proportion to their bodies.

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