Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th May, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Amazon's Singapore retreat highlights failures of its US strategy in Southeast Asia.

Three shuttle buses will support the Thomson-East Coast Line during late opening hours.

A man dies after falling onto the tracks at Bukit Panjang LRT station, disrupting service.

A MRT construction worker tragically dies after being struck by a concrete slab at a worksite.

A doctor in Singapore is suspended for neglecting a patient's foot infection, leading to amputation.

In Bangkok, a train driver tests positive for drugs following a deadly crash that kills eight.

Samsung shares rise nearly four percent after government intervention in union strike talks.

Indonesian Rupiah hits a record low as markets reopen, reflecting fiscal risks in the economy.

A new species of venomous box jellyfish has been discovered in Singapore waters.

Future doctors rally to support children with cancer during PBSTA Day event.

A radiologist who survived ovarian cancer now dances competitively after spotting her own tumors.

The National Dengue Prevention Campaign launches with a focus on reducing breeding sites in homes.

Jakarta strengthens vigilance against hantavirus amid rising case concerns.

Manchester City prepares for Pep Guardiola's expected departure at the end of the season.

Korean drama "Perfect Crown" issues an apology for inaccuracies in its royal coronation portrayal.

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