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Singapore Airlines Tightens Seat Belt Rules After Deadly Turbulence Incident

By Noto
May 24, 2024
in :  Singapore
singapore airlines tightens seat belt rules after deadly turbulence incident

After that horrifying incident on a flight from London to Singapore, Singapore Airlines (SIA) decided to implement some changes in its safety procedures. The plane encountered severe turbulence, resulting in one passenger’s death and over 100 passengers were injured.   The incident occured on May 21st, involved flight SQ321 . Passengers and crew members experienced heavy turbulence within the cabin, causing …

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Singapore Airlines Tragedy Lessons Which Routes are Most Turbulent

By Jasmine C.
May 22, 2024
in :  Singapore
singapore airlines tragedy lessons which routes are most turbulent

Ten hours into the London to Singapore flight SQ321 had been comparatively smooth until the aircraft encountered severe turbulence. ‘Terrifying,’ according to passengers, the Singapore Airlines aircraft abruptly descended 7,000 feet in just six minutes, causing mayhem and terror among all on board. Add to the terror and uncertainty was the violent hurling of anyone not wearing a seatbelt from …

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Why is Singapore a Money-Laundering Hot Spot

By Noto
May 7, 2024
in :  Singapore
why is singapore a money laundering hot spot

Singapore is today the center of foreign trade and finance in the Asian area because of its strategic location and stable government. Its excellent location makes this the case. Many factors affect the country’s capacity to draw a broad range of foreign financial transactions. Among these are the tax regulations, ease of doing business, and sophisticated financial system of the …

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Singaporean Official Under Investigation for Inappropriate Photos in Japanese Bathhouse All the Details

By Jasmine C.
May 2, 2024
in :  Singapore
singaporean official under investigation for inappropriate photos in japanese bathhouse all the details

According to Japanese media sources on Thursday (May 2), a diplomat from the Singapore embassy in Tokyo was interrogated by the police on suspicion of secretly recording a male adolescent in a public bath. The individual in question is a 55-year-old diplomat who, as reported by NHK, formerly held the position of counselor at the embassy. A counselor is a …

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Broken Seats in Business Class? Singapore Airlines Pays for Couple’s “Mental Agony”

By Desk Writer
May 1, 2024
in :  Singapore
broken seats in business class singapore airlines pays for couple’s “mental agony”

Singapore Airlines has ruled in favor of an Indian couple who complained that their business-class seats were damaged and has been ordered to pay over 2,040 pounds (INR 213,585). The New York Post published a report of this. Senior police officer Ravi Gupta and his spouse were traveling via Singapore from Hyderabad to Australia when an incident occurred. During their …

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Singapore Places 5th as Most Targeted Country for Ransomware Attacks in Asia Here’s Why

By Katherine S
April 30, 2024
in :  Singapore
singapore places 5th as most targeted country for ransomware attacks in asia here’s why

The country of Singapore’s premium digital landscape has been increasingly marred by cyber threats as ransomware attacks are plaguing the nation, making them the fifth most targeted in the country of Asia.  Singapore’s esteemed status as a financial and technological hub has not only drawn fans, but made them a seemingly attractive target for cybercriminals and cybercrime in general. With …

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Singapore’s Money Laundering Crackdown Aftermath Chinese Family Offices on the Decline

By Katherine S
April 29, 2024
in :  Singapore
singapore’s money laundering crackdown aftermath chinese family offices on the decline

With the recent flurry of money laundering crackdowns happening in the country of Singapore, it appears that Chinese family offices are having an observable decline within the city-state of the country.  One is cased to suspect: do these Chinese offices have something to hide? How did the Money Laundering investigations begin? These money laundering investigations all began after the Singaporean …

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Healthcare or Fraud BOS Employees Sacked Over False Claims

By Desk Writer
April 27, 2024
in :  Singapore
healthcare or fraud bos employees sacked over false claims

The Unfolding Scandal The Bank of Singapore (BOS) has recently been embroiled in a scandal that has led to the termination of several employees. An internal investigation uncovered a scheme where staff made false claims for medical benefits, leading to a significant breach of trust within the institution. The Misuse of Medical Benefits The investigation revealed that employees submitted claims …

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Changi Airport’s Passenger Traffic Soars Beyond Pre-Pandemic Levels in Q1 2024

By Katherine S
April 26, 2024
in :  Singapore
changi airport’s passenger traffic soars beyond pre pandemic levels in q1 2024

A Remarkable Recovery Changi Airport, a symbol of connectivity and innovation, has achieved a significant milestone. In the first quarter of 2024, the airport witnessed a surge in passenger traffic, surpassing the numbers seen before the pandemic struck. The Numbers Speak Volumes The statistics are impressive: 16.5 million passengers passed through Changi Airport’s gates in Q1 20241. This figure not …

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Why Singapore Has Never Produced a Nobel Laureate

By Desk Writer
April 25, 2024
in :  Singapore
why singapore has never produced a nobel laureate

1. Small Country, Big Ambitions Singapore, despite its small size, has achieved remarkable success in various fields, including education and economic development. However, when it comes to Nobel laureates, the absence is notable. 2. Other Small Countries Have Succeeded While Singapore’s small population might be a factor, other small countries have managed to produce Nobel laureates across disciplines such as …

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