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Jurong Central SMC MP Xie Yao Quan said he will be «working closely with shop owners in Yuhua Place in Jurong to bring in quality tenants at fair and sustainable rents».He posted several photos on his Facebook page on Sunday (May 10) showing many vacant units in the shopping mall.This comes after several shops located along Jurong East Ave 1, housing beauty and wellness establishments, were shut down after anti-vice raids. The police conducted enforcement operations between March and April leading to the arrest of 19 women aged between 24 and 55 for their suspected involvement in vice-related activities and breach of work-permit regulations.In his post, Xie said he took a walk «to see first-hand the shuttered shops» and also acknowledged that there is much more work to be done, adding that the goal is to rejuvenate the «neighbourhood centre into a destination for families, seniors and residents of all ages».

A Malaysian driver was furious when he returned to his car and saw it had a dent, an apology note for the damage and RM100 (S$32) cash wedged between the door handle. In a Threads post on May 7, user @putra.hadiii1 shared photos of the incident which showed a white sedan with a long horizontal scratch and dents along the right side.The post captioned: «Hmm they hit someone's car and only gave RM100. It makes my blood boil just looking at it.» Another photo shows the note of apology and rolled up RM100 (S$32) cash wedged behind the driver's door handle. “I'm so sorry. I'm an 18-year-old girl with little experience in driving," the note read, adding that she didn't have much money on her at the time. Netizens say 'she's only 18'While netizens empathised with the car owner, they also commended the young driver for trying to take responsibility. One netizen noted that not many people carry cash with them now since most payments are done via QR code scans. 

A 16-year-old male teenager was arrested on Monday (May 11) for his suspected involvement in the theft of a motorcycle in Tampines.In a press release on May 12, the police said they received a report at about 2.10pm on May 10 that a motorcycle parked in the vicinity of Tampines Street 45 had allegedly been stolen.With the aid of images from police cameras and follow-up investigations, officers from Bedok Police Division established the identity of the teenager and arrested him.The stolen motorcycle has since been recovered.The teenager is expected to be charged in court on May 13 with the offence of theft of motor vehicle. If found guilty, he faces an imprisonment term of up to seven years and a fine.[[nid:733258]]eriko.lim@asiaone.com 

You can heat cold gravy and for a few minutes it regains life. Then the steam fades and the juices jellify and you are back to where you started: a congealed blob of yesterday's mess.

Old Addeyans Sports Club on Blackheath, south-east London was once a thriving community sports pavilion before its proud caretaker was evicted and it fell into disrepair.

Zoe Ball has revealed she has failed to land the Strictly Come Dancing job as she opened up for the first time. 

Mohammad Baghdadi Khan uploaded the video of him at the wheel of the supercar alongside footage of him winning his seat last week in the Halliwell ward of Bolton, Greater Manchester.

Many of the world's rich and famous film stars will be making their way to the Cannes Film Festival, amid warnings that Europe could run out of jet fuel by early June.

The Office of the Frank Mbeta has welcomed the High Court ruling dismissing an application aimed at stopping President Peter Mutharika from relocating the headquarters of the Malawi Electoral Commission from Lilongwe to Blantyre, describing the judgement as a major reaffirmation of constitutional order, legal discipline and responsible litigation. Delivering judgement in Lilongwe, Judge Kenyatta […] The post Attorney General Mbeta Hails Court Victory in MEC Relocation Case, Warns Against ‘Busybody Litigation’ appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The silence from the Anti-Corruption Bureau yesterday spoke louder than any press statement. After suffering a significant courtroom setback in its aggressive pursuit of former Finance Minister Simplex Chithyola Banda, the ACB chose not to publicly explain why it sought another arrest warrant against a man already on bail and fully complying with court conditions. […] The post Court Rebukes ACB Tactics, Shields Chithyola from Fresh Arrests as Bureau Goes Silent appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The government is facing growing criticism over what analysts describe as a glaring contradiction between its aggressive austerity rhetoric and the costly political restructuring taking place across State-owned enterprises, where some parastatals are reportedly paying two senior executives for the same position. The development comes at a time Treasury has repeatedly defended painful expenditure controls, […] The post Govt Under Fire for Paying Two CEOs in Parastatals Amid Austerity Push appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi’s local government system is once again under intense scrutiny after a damning audit report revealed what appears to be entrenched financial disorder, weak controls and widespread abuse of public funds across councils — raising fresh questions about whether billions in public resources are being systematically drained through negligence, poor oversight and outright violations of […] The post Audit Exposes Deepening Financial Chaos in Councils as K5.98 Billion Vanishes in Irregular Spending appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi is witnessing an unusually high influx of returning citizens from South Africa, with immigration authorities reporting that at least 1,347 Malawians have entered the country within just 11 days — a development officials describe as abnormal and concerning. The sudden movement, concentrated between 1 May and 11 May, is now raising fresh questions about […] The post Mass Returns of Malawians from South Africa Raise Alarm as Deportations Surge Amid Xenophobia Fears appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Two Israeli soldiers were sentenced to military prison for desecrating a statue of the Virgin Mary in Lebanon Read Full Article at RT.com

Taliban government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid denied deployment of Iranian planes to Afghanistan in comments to CBS News

Toshimitsu Motegi emphasized that Russia is Japan’s neighbor

David T. Pyne believes the EU cannot be trusted to negotiate a peace agreement ending NATO’s proxy war with Russia

Rodion Miroshnik added that 209 people, including 14 minors, suffered injuries

David T. Pyne assumed that Russia is winning a proxy war against the combined military might of NATO and Ukraine

Multimillionaire Joshua Pack was discovered by cleaners in a locked top-floor bedroom at the property in St John's Wood with a ligature around his neck.

The Congress-led UDF in Kerala is struggling to name its chief ministerial candidate over a week after winning the elections. Senior leaders are in Delhi for discussions, with Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge expected to make the final decision. Ramesh Chennithala, V D Satheesan, and K C Venugopal are the frontrunners amidst internal tussle and external criticism.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed delight as West Bengal's new government, led by CM Suvendu Adhikari, began implementing central welfare schemes like Ayushman Bharat. This move fulfills a pre-election promise, aiming to provide high-quality, affordable healthcare and seamless execution of key national projects for the state's residents.

An FIR is filed against Samajwadi Party MP Ajendra Singh Lodhi in Mahoba, Uttar Pradesh, for allegedly making derogatory remarks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. BJP leaders, including CM Yogi Adityanath, have strongly condemned the comments, calling them an insult to democratic values and demanding action from SP chief Akhilesh Yadav.

Old Addeyans Sports Club on Blackheath, south-east London was once a thriving community sports pavilion before its proud caretaker was evicted and it fell into disrepair.

The CBI has taken over the murder investigation of Chandranath Rath, an aide to Suvendu Adhikari, following a recommendation from the Bengal Police. Rath was shot dead by motorcycle-borne assailants in North 24 Parganas. Three suspects, including an alleged sharpshooter, have been arrested by the CID in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.

Addressing widespread anemia and malnutrition, Indian agricultural scientists have developed 203 biofortified crop varieties. These nutrient-rich staples, including iron-rich rice and protein-rich wheat, aim to combat deficiencies like «hidden hunger» without altering dietary habits. This initiative, supported by the SEHAT mission, offers a sustainable, low-cost approach to improving public health through everyday food.

Dozens of Labour MPs called for the Prime Minister to resign after a last-ditch speech failed to quell a growing mutiny. Further face-to-face calls are expected at today's Cabinet meeting.

Britons evacuated from the hantavirus-stricken cruise ship cannot legally be forced to self-isolate once released from the former Covid quarantine hospital where they are staying, it has emerged.