Evening Update: Today's headlines from The Straits Times on Oct 29

Good evening! Catch up on some of the main headlines on Thursday, Oct 29.

S'pore to allow travellers from China, Australia's Victoria from Nov 6

They will be able to enter Singapore without an extended quarantine period if they test negative for Covid-19.

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Reopening borders to China, Australia: What other travel arrangements does S'pore have?

The move is part of a slew of measures to revive the Changi air hub.

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Three dead in knife attack in French church, woman beheaded

The city's mayor said the evidence so far points to a terror attack.

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Umno's top council to meet on Thursday evening: Sources

It is believed the special meeting has been called to discuss the possibility of the deputy prime ministership being given to Umno.

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2 taken to hospital after ceiling fan incident in Tampines coffee shop

The fan's blades had hit a ladder, causing a part of the blade to break off.

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Long queues for TraceTogether tokens at Marsiling CC

There were already about 100 people in the queue when ST arrived at 9.45am.

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Bilahari Kausikan dismisses claims by Cambodia of being agent to foreign power

A group of Cambodian diplomats had hit back at the retired Singapore diplomat over remarks he made at a webinar.

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Covid-19 breathalyser tests may be deployed more widely in trials here

The results are generated automatically in under a minute.

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7 new Covid-19 cases in S'pore, all imported

There were no new cases in the community and none from workers' dormitories.

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Malaysian woman cheated of $1.3 million inheritance in phone scam

The 72-year-old found out that her money was transferred via Internet banking to 18 individual accounts.

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