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Spanish forensic experts have linked DNA found on the body of Audrey Fang, who was murdered in Spain, to Mitchell Ong, the main suspect, although his defense argues the findings are inconclusive. Ong, who maintains his innocence, remains in custody as investigations continue, with evidence suggesting both he and Fang were in the same area at the time of her death. Need More Context? 🔎

Theresa Goh, Singapore's first female Paralympic swimmer and a retired athlete, has transitioned to shooting six years after ending her swimming career. Currently a pathway and performance manager at the Singapore Disability Sports Council, Goh trains twice a week and finds fulfillment in the new sport, highlighting the supportive community at the shooting range and her excitement for continuous learning. Need More Context? 🔎

SINGAPORE: A 42-year-old man is under investigation for wilful trespass after being shot while cycling in a restricted area during a Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) live-firing exercise in the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. He was hospitalized with a bullet slug lodged in his back and may face fines of up to S$1,000 for entering the designated military zone. Need More Context? 🔎

SINGAPORE has launched a new mental health helpline, national mindline 1771, providing support via phone, WhatsApp, and webchat. Operated by trained counsellors, it aims to assist individuals in navigating mental health services, addressing rising concerns among young adults, and will replace the previous helpline, with calls temporarily routed to the new service. Need More Context? 🔎

Durian prices in Singapore are expected to drop by up to 30% next month as the harvest season reaches its peak, although fluctuations may occur due to weather conditions. Sellers anticipate better supplies this year, despite the season starting later than usual, with some businesses employing unique sales strategies like livestreaming to boost sales.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsuHAu5x2Ao Need More Context? 🔎

The Workers' Party of Singapore has co-opted four new parliamentarians, including two Non-Constituency Members of Parliament, into its Central Executive Committee following a recent meeting. Newly appointed members include Abdul Muhaimin Abdul Malik as deputy organising secretary and Eileen Chong as youth wing president, as the party prepares for the upcoming parliamentary session starting September 5. Need More Context? 🔎