Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th March, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Israel targets Iranian missile sites as tensions rise and oil prices climb.

Police seek information on a missing 15-year-old girl last seen in Tampines.

Healthy competition between Singapore and Hong Kong boosts global trade, says PM Wong.

Malaysian scholar banned from re-entering Singapore after political activism, says MHA.

China promotes an ‘Asian security model’ as it positions itself as a global growth driver.

Fuel supply remains stable, but the government is monitoring price hikes closely.

Singapore tops global QS university rankings, focusing on skills and employability.

Police investigate article on Singaporeans allegedly serving in the IDF.

WhatsApp messages about failed deliveries from SingPost could be a scam, warn police.

One person missing after a collision between a pleasure craft and a supply vessel.

Iran allows Malaysian vessels to pass through the Strait after talks with regional leaders.

ICA bans 13 foreign motorists from entering Singapore for traffic offenses at the checkpoint.

Garuda flight passengers evacuated from Changi after a safety hazard was detected.

Hand, foot, and mouth disease cases surge in Vietnam, with four child deaths reported.

In Singapore, elderly malnutrition is rising, highlighting issues beyond just access to food.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!