Singapore News in English

Good morning! It’s 16th August, and here’s your Singapore daily news capsule.

Indonesia rescuers continue search for survivors as quake death toll rises to 47.

Ilhan Fandi gives Singapore a lifeline, but Thailand remains a huge obstacle in ASEAN Championship.

At PKR congress, Anwar vows to crack down on graft with the king’s backing.

Trump announces plans to declare the Hormuz Strait as US territory amid rising tensions.

Chinatown skips Mid-Autumn street light-ups this year, leaving residents disappointed.

Police identify flyers and seize equipment after kites disrupt flights at Vietnam's busiest airport.

Singapore's only dedicated BMX track opens in Brickland-Tengah as part of a new facility.

Three charged in scheme to pass off China-made mattresses as Singapore goods to avoid US duties.

Actor Tay Ping Hui mourns the loss of his mother, who died of cancer.

British PM calls for reflection following the tragic death of a Cambridge professor.

Future space habitats could be designed with mental health in mind, according to new research.

Researchers in Australia uncover a potential source of natural hydrogen for energy.

Stargazers flock to the desert as the Perseid meteor shower lights up the night sky.

Smokers are aware of cancer risks but lack understanding of smoking-related heart dangers.

NEA rebuts accusations of corruption over recycling scheme refunds, calling them misplaced.

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