Malaysia Airlines now under monthly audits, reduced licence, after technical issues

Read a summary of this article on FAST.Get bite-sized news via a newcards interface. Give it a try. Click here to return to FAST Tap here to return to FAST FASTSINGAPORE: A man who bullied a 16-year-old girl into performing sexual acts and giving him money by falsely claiming he was taking legal action against her was sentenced to jail and caning on Monday (Jun 6).Marc Justine Landrio Chandramohan, 27, had pressured the girl after...

SINGAPORE: A farm worker, Nanjaijumpa Kham-Ai, was jailed for 10 days for attempting to bribe auxiliary police officers after being caught urinating in a drain. The 54-year-old Thai national offered S$7 to avoid enforcement action, but both officers rejected the bribe and reported him. This incident underscores Singapore's commitment to integrity and the law, highlighting that public servants cannot accept bribes, with offenders facing severe penalties. Full Article

The Meteorological Service Singapore has forecast continued hot and humid weather for the first two weeks of June, with maximum temperatures around 34 to 35 degrees Celsius and nighttime temperatures possibly exceeding 29 degrees Celsius. Localized thundery showers are expected in the late mornings and afternoons, with average rainfall across the island. The report also noted that Singapore experienced warm weather in late May, with maximum temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius on several days and...

Read a summary of this article on FAST.SINGAPORE: Amid global trade volatility due to U.S. tariffs, logistics companies report increased cargo volumes in Singapore, with PSA handling 14.1 million TEUs—a 6% rise—and Changi Airport seeing a 2% uptick in air freight from January to April 2024. Maersk anticipates continued growth and flexibility in shipping due to tariff clarity, while FedEx highlights Singapore's strategic role as a South Pacific hub. Analysts emphasize infrastructure investments, including Tuas...

SINGAPORE: Driver Sunny Tan Boon Heng, 68, was sentenced to five weeks in jail and a six-month driving ban after injuring 61-year-old Lin Yansong with scissors during a road rage incident. The altercation began when Lin attempted to overtake Tan, leading to a confrontation where Tan, after making a rude gesture, scuffled with Lin, resulting in a minor injury. The court deemed the incident a serious road rage case, rejecting defense claims that it was...

Listening to a podcast can be as comforting as chatting with a friend, especially when the host connects with relatable topics. CNA Women has curated a list of eight podcasts created in Singapore specifically for women, focusing on issues that resonate deeply with their audience. These podcasts serve as valuable companions, offering insights and discussions that reflect the unique experiences and challenges faced by women in Singapore. Full Article