Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th March, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Yemen's Houthis escalate conflict, targeting Israel as US Marines arrive in the region.

Singapore's PM Wong addresses concerns over the Middle East conflict's impact on the nation.

ASEAN leaders emphasize neutrality in US-China rivalry, advocating for an open and inclusive region.

Singapore authorities seize record cargo of pangolin scales in major wildlife trafficking bust.

RSAF successfully repatriates Singaporeans from the Middle East amid ongoing conflict.

Foreign interference in Singapore politics is deemed unacceptable by Minister Shanmugam.

Nine passengers report gastroenteritis symptoms aboard a Disney Cruise, prompting investigation.

Seven individuals hospitalized after a car fire in Buangkok Crescent, Singapore.

Outdoor workers' risk of heat stroke spikes significantly with just a one-degree temperature rise.

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

Thailand's ship, hit in Hormuz, drifts ashore as the crew remains unaccounted for.

Malaysian singer-actress Bella Astillah announces engagement to politician Syed Saddiq.

LNG supply cuts deepen as cyclone impacts Australian plants, affecting global energy markets.

Thousands stranded across Asia as multiple flights are delayed or canceled due to ongoing conflicts.

Hand, foot, and mouth disease cases surge in Singapore, prompting health officials to urge preventive measures.

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