SINGAPORE - They woke up fresh on Nov 30, expecting to head out of their villa and explore Bali’s offerings that day. Instead, an extended Singaporean family of 12 found their four-bedroom villa in Canggu ransacked, and realised that they had lost about S$3,000 worth of cash and items, including bags and wallets. Closed-circuit television footage shown by Villa Kenza to the family showed a blurry figure jumping over the low wall that surrounded their villa. A motorcycle with its headlights off was seen passing by the villa several times on the same night, and a motorcycle was also seen leaving the villa. It was not clear if the footage showed the same motorcycle. A member of the affected family claimed the thief entered the villa through a faulty sliding door, but the management claimed the door worked fine and the family had not locked the door for the night. The family has made a police report in Bali, with a copy seen by The Straits Times.

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Jerusalem deputy mayor Fleur Hassan-Nahoum pointed out that the Israeli authorities «are not playing a numbers game,» noting that what is happening in the Palestinian enclave is «just tragic»

«The failure to punish Israel for its crimes has driven it to commit still more killings,» Mohammad Shtayyeh emphasized

Sales of passenger cars rose by 60% in the reporting period to 938,600 units, while sales of light commercial vehicles increased by 35% to 92,300 units

Musicians under the age of 15 will compete in the following categories: piano, string instruments, and wind and percussion instruments

According to Gas Infrastructure Europe, liquified gas flows from terminals were also the highest after this May

A spokeswoman for Israel's Survivors of Sexual Violence advocacy group pointed to physical evidence and eyewitness accounts of sexual violence perpetrated against both sexes

Prices have risen by an average of 7 per cent over the past year across 208 lines of parsnips, carrots, potatoes and brussels sprouts at Aldi, Lidl, Co-op and Waitrose, according to data in The Grocer.

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The two pandas, named Yang Guang and Tian Tian, came to to Edinburgh Zoo in 2011 and are now going to live at the China Wildlife Conservation Association base at Chengdu.

The counting of votes in Lawngtlai West (ST) commenced at 8 am and concluded, announcing the incumbent C. Ngunlianchunga of the Indian National Congress (INC) as the winner of the constituency.

This Mizoram assembly constituency witnessed a significant political battle, with the incumbent H. Biakzaua of the Mizo National Front (MNF) facing tough competition. However, ZPM emerged victorious, defeating both MNF's H. Biakzaua and H. Zothangliana of the Indian National Congress (INC) in the Lawngtlai East (ST) Assembly Elections 2023.

K. Sapdanga of the Zoram People's Movement has secured a win in the Aizawl North-III Assembly Election 2023, surpassing C. Lalmuanpuia of MNF and Lal Thanzara of INC. The final vote count shows K. Sapdanga with 6,783 votes, while C. Lalmuanpuia and Lal Thanzara garnered 4,913 and 4,032 votes, respectively.

K. Laldawngliana of the Mizo National Front (MNF) has won the Tuirial assembly constituency of the Mizoram.

It was reported earlier on Monday that the Cuban leader Miguel Diaz-Canel was visiting Iran for the first time since 2001 when Fidel Castro paid a visit to Tehran

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The expert estimated that a total of 30 centimeters of snow came down, exceeding the amount that is considered normal for the early winter by as much as fourfold

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The junta’s Central Bank of Myanmar can no longer afford to offer fuel importers its official exchange rate of 2,100 kyats per dollar.

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A 22-year-old Somali asylum seeker is facing charges following two alleged sexual assaults in Northern Ireland. The incidents, involving a pregnant nurse and a policewoman, occurred at Causeway Hospital in Coleraine, 88 km northwest of Belfast, and Antrim police station, respectively.

A prominent businessman from the Southwest region, Ibrahim Abdirahman Abdi, was fatally shot by an unidentified gunman shortly after leaving a mosque where he offered morning prayers in Bosaso on Monday morning. Ibrahim, the deputy chairman of the Southwest Community in the Bari region, was a victim of the latest in a series of targeted killings in the area.