This week's top reads from The Straits Times, Sept 3

Good evening! Catch up on some of the week's top reads.


 

What can I do if my neighbour is a hoarder and clutters up the common corridor?

Hoarding in common areas pose a fire safety threat.

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askST: Did Schooling get off lightly over cannabis use?

He is unlikely to have a criminal record as his urine test was negative, said a lawyer.

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Bubble tea chains plan drinks revamp ahead of nutrition label roll-out for sugary drinks

Some operators are likely to tweak the recipes of drinks with high levels of sugar and saturated fat.

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End of the line for the MRT ticket

Remember those with double magnetic strips? Here’s a look at MRT tickets from the start to the end of its existence.

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Water, water everywhere, but no Wi-Fi for surfing

I went on a five-day cruise with my family, and this was how I survived the trip with no Internet, recounts Clement Yong.

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How to stop yourself from eating entire 900-calorie mooncake if worried about health

Snowskin mooncakes like these are healthier than the Teochew-style flaky crust ones.

A full-sized mooncake may contain 700 calories to almost 1,000 calories.

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NParks stepping up patrols at Jurong Lake Gardens after unauthorised signs soliciting donations surface

Earlier this month, at least nine such signs appeared at allotment plots there.

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India's Adani, the world's third richest man, is also scrupulously private

India's top business mogul owns at least three private jets, but keeps a lower profile than many of his billionaire peers.

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