Wong Man Shun

Man Shun is a journalist on The Straits Times’ breaking news team. He is interested in all things cultural, social and religious. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English language and literature from the University of Oxford. His inbox is always open if you have an interesting story to share.

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One taken to hospital after trailer catches fire in Clementi

The Singapore Civil Defence Force said that the cause of the trailer fire is under investigation.

Tree branch snaps, falls on car in Jalan Besar

The National Parks Board said that no injuries were reported and that the obstruction was cleared at about 1pm.

Malaysian woman, 73, arrested for suspected role in scheme where scammers posed as MAS officials

Police seized gold bars worth about $200,000 from the woman.

About $41,000 in illegal cough syrup, prescription medicine seized by HSA

The overseas shipments were labelled as a well-known household bleach, but contained suspected codeine-based cough syrup.

Woman found with over 1,200 tobacco sticks, vapes at Changi Airport

ICA officers found 2 vapes, more than 50 vape pods and more than 1,200 heat sticks in the woman's possession.

Drivers taken to hospital after accident involving lorry, car in Jalan Besar

The lorry appears to be off the road and on the pedestrian footpaths outside a row of shops.

Motorcyclist hurt after accident involving taxi on AYE; cabby assisting police investigations

In dashcam footage of the accident posted online, sparks can be seen as the motorbike crashes onto the road.

Consumer competition watchdog issues warning to bedding company over misleading marketing practices

CCS said it discovered that there was no active account for Hotel Bed Company on Trustpilot.

Blackpink in your area: Events across S’pore ahead of K-pop girl group’s November concerts

Highlights include a pop-up store in Leisure Mall Kallang and the Singapore Flyer lit up in pink.

‘Could’ve been the worst day of our lives’: S’pore couple recount near-death birth in Grab car

Madam Afifah Rizqin's newborn was neither crying nor moving when she was born in the backseat of a Grab car.

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