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Kitten found stuck in glue trap at Tampines market alarms cat lovers

A Facebook user Grace Chai shared a video of a kitten stuck in a glue trap that was meant for rats at a wet market at Tampines Street 81. She said that she found the kitten being exhausted it it tried to free itself from the trap for hours.

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Tell me why this Chinese-led Malaysian political party is often used as a scapegoat

In the Johor by-elections, the ruling Umno party seemed to have discovered the ideal battle horse ahead of the Johor elections.

It is adamant that the Chinese-led DAP should not be allowed to participate in national politics, particularly in the run-up to the Johor State Election.

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Uncle stuck in HDB lift, kind lady stays with him until help arrives

A video of an uncle stuck inside a lift is circulating online, highlighting a sense of panic that only those who have experienced the same could relate with. Fortunately, a Good Samaritan was nearby to keep the uncle company.

Instagram page Singapore Incidents posted a video of the incident on Friday (March 4), with the caption, “Uncle trapped in the lift.”

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“Something is wrong when transparency of labour data will break cohesiveness” — Netizens side Leong Mun Wai’s data requests from MOM

Manpower Minister Tan See Leng urged opposition Progress Singapore Party’s (PSP) Non-Constituency MP Leong Mun Wai to refrain from hurting Singapore’s cohesiveness by constantly requesting employment data differentiating original, new citizens and permanent residents (PRs).

During the Ministry of Manpower’s (MOM) budget debate on Friday (Mar 4), Dr Tan noted that the frequent inquiries would create societal rifts.

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KF Seetoh on MP who suggested renewing uni degree every 5 years: “He talking about his marriage cert?”

Makansutra founder KF Seetoh took to social media on Thursday (Mar 3) to call out certain statements and justifications made in Parliament in the past week. Some of the Members of Parliament (MPs) he took to task included PAP MP Ang Wei Neng who suggested in Parliament that there should be a time stamp on degrees by institutes of higher learning (IHLs) in Singapore.

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