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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/singapore-nuclear-research-facility-nus-snrsi-5231921 The Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute (SNRSI) has been boosted with a S$66 million grant for its next bound of research into nuclear safety. It unveiled its new research facility at the National University of Singapore on Friday (Jul 11) where Chairman of the National Research Foundation Heng Swee Keat announced the developments. The new premises will house specialised equipment, including irradiating equipment that are placed within 65cm-thick walls.

A total of 1,401 men and 1,044 women aged between 15 and 84 are being investigated for various offences in Singapore, following a series of multi-agency enforcement operations conducted between May 20 and Jul. 7. This included enforcement operations against illegal horse betting activities the sales of e-vaporisers and unregistered health products, and illegal activities at public entertainment outlets, massage establishments, hotels, and gambling hotspots. These operations are part of the ongoing efforts of the Singapore Police Force (SPF) to target illegal and criminal activities island-wide, the SPF said in a press release on Jul. 11. Island-wide multi-agency enforcement operation The island-wide multi-agency enforcement operations were conducted by all seven Police Land Divisions, Traffic Police, Criminal Investigation Department (CID), and supported by officers from the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB), Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA), Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), Health Sciences Authority (HSA), Singapore Customs, and Land Transport Authority (LTA) over six weeks. More than 4,020 officers from CID and the seven Police Land Divisions were deployed, with over 1,230 operations conducted. Of the 14,300 people checked, 932 were arrested. The island-wide police operations focused on deterring and combating unlawful activities through strategic enforcement, and reinforcing police presence, according to the press release. Vice activities involving women Between May 20 and Jun. 30, officers conducted anti-vice raids at multiple locations, including Jalan Besar, Bukit Batok, Geylang, Jurong East, Yishun, and Joo Chiat, resulting in two men and 316 women, aged between 19 and 63, being arrested. Illegal gambling In June, enforcement operations were conducted against illegal horse betting activities at multiple locations, including King George’s Avenue, Jurong East, Jurong West, Ang Mo Kio, New Upper Changi Road, Marine Terrace, and Marsiling. This led to 60 men and a woman, aged between 47 and 84, being investigated, with cash amounting to more than S$29,000, and an array of mobile phones and horse betting paraphernalia seized as case exhibits. They were believed to have been involved in various roles, including illegal bookmaking, running, and punting. Other operations Other joint enforcement operations conducted during this time also resulted in the seizure of seven non-compliant devices, including three PMDs, one PAB, and three brakeless fixed-gear bicycles. Close to 15,700 units of unregistered health products, including cough syrup and various sexual enhancement products, and e-vaporiser pods with a total estimated street value of around S$30,350, were also seized during this period. Investigations against the 2,445 individuals are ongoing.

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dunno why moi keep very hungry these few days

he neh say nice or notch... moi can't read his comments.. no acc...

moi only trust edmwers review.. anyway they reviewed and said it's bad too

Street food should be the result of rendered beef fat + ghee + hydrogenated oil mixture cooking for hours with burnt meat, veggies, spices and roadside dust

3 paragraphs later.... Act smlj filial grandchildren.... Greedy just say... @socrates469bc

An influencer-owned fashion boutique is under scrutiny after a shopper purportedly discovered Shein clothing among its racks. Stomper Anonymous was at La Beaute By Sara at Far East Plaza when she noticed a yellow top that had a Shein label. The boutique was founded by Singapore-based fashion influencer Sara Bulatovic, who has over 111,000 followers on Instagram. "The shop preaches about carrying limited-edition pieces sourced from established manufacturers," said Anonymous, who wonders if that is really the case. PHOTO: STOMP The Stomper added: "When asked about the clothes, the owner states they're high quality and luxurious. "How is it possible a normal crop top from Shein would be $139?" Anonymous shared photos of the boutique's online catalogue and Instagram posts, which she compared to similar clothing items that can be found on Shein. One of the products alleged to be from Shein was a $34.99 yellow dress, which was listed on the boutique's website with the same cover image and priced at $189. PHOTO: STOMP Similarly, a red embroidered dress listed on Shein for $28.43 was sold by the boutique for $189.90. Clothes displayed on the boutique's Instagram page can also be found on Shein. The posts and catalogue listings have since been taken down. PHOTO: STOMP In response to a Stomp query, Sara Bulatovic said the Stomper's information about her brand and sourcing practices is "inaccurate and misleading." Sara explained: "La Beaute by Sara is a legally registered business-to-consumer retail business. "I source ready-made fashion pieces from reputable and experienced suppliers, primarily in Istanbul, Italy, and long-established European-owned factories in China. "I have direct relationships with manufacturers in Turkey, China, invoices, details, and more. "I travel regularly to personally curate each collection, or order it, which is openly on my social media." Sara denied the claims of purchasing Shein clothing, saying: "The images and assumptions made in the materials you may have received are not only false but also damaging. None of my products are purchased from Shein. "I have documentation to support this, including purchase invoices, flight itineraries, supplier contracts, and direct confirmation from my manufacturers - many of whom have been in the industry for over 30 years and are widely recognised." "Furthermore, it's worth noting that, in today's global market, it's not uncommon for designs to be replicated. "Any similarities in imagery or design are a result of a well-known issue in the fashion industry: design replication by manufacturers. This affects even the biggest names in luxury fashion. "When something becomes trendy, it's often copied across multiple markets, especially by manufacturers in China. This is nothing new, and most people, especially those familiar with fashion and buying clothes, understand that. She also shared issues she has had with impersonators: "We've had fake accounts impersonating my brand, including Facebook pages and Instagram duplicates. "These tactics, combined with manipulated screenshots, make it dangerously easy for someone to spread false impressions online. "Most can tell if the account is fake, so it wasn't a big deal. Nobody paid attention to that and those profiles were removed after reports by my team." Sara defended her image and said: "I hold a Master's Degree in International Fashion Business, and I was invited by the vice president of LVMH to Fashion Week." LVMH is the parent company of many luxury brands, including Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior and Marc Jacobs. "I've also spent the past three years volunteering in efforts to support children through a local organisation, supported by Halimah Yacob," Sara told Stomp. "I have been in Singapore for six years, and am currently undertaking another level of education at Harvard University. "I don't share this to seek recognition, only to provide context: I am not the kind of person who would engage in unethical or deceptive business." PHOTO: SARA BULATOVIC When asked about Shein products being found in her boutique, Sara said she has "no idea" what happened. "For over two years, my store has not received a single complaint of this kind. I have never knowingly purchased any products from Shein, nor have I ever re-branded any Shein product," she reiterated. "I can't comment on the veracity of the images. Were they photoshopped? No idea. "Did Shein steal the designs from my Turkish manufacturers, mass-manufacture them, and others create the impression that I am re-branding Shein, when it is the other way around? "Does one of my three Chinese manufacturers have a relationship with Shein and released their designs to them and then inadvertently shipped me products which they were illicitly manufacturing for Shein? "I honestly have no idea. I don't check every single item that arrives in a shipment. "It is cheaper for me to source from a Chinese manufacturer than a Chinese retailer, even ultra-high-volume retailers such as Shein." PHOTO: STOMP Sara also said: "Income derived from La Beaute by Sara is quite incidental to me. "I am just not that sort of person to try to make a few hundred dollars here and there from re-branding Shein products." However, Anonymous did not quite buy Sara's explanation. "If her response was true, why would she remove those catalogue listings and social media posts?" asked the Stomper, who feels that paper qualifications have nothing to do with integrity. "Formality aside, she needs to stop boasting about her life, indicating she's reliable with degrees. Stomp visited La Beaute By Sara at Far East Plaza on June 26, but it was closed. We also went to Therapy Market at Wheelock Place, which stocks La Beaute By Sara. We found apparel from various fashion labels such as Gizzly Plus, a wholesale factory in Turkey, and L'amazone. However, there was no Shein. Each item of clothing was attached with a tag that read: "Curated styles from trusted manufacturers. We don't manufacture."

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He is trying to hide in the centre of USA? Now will be kingpin in alligator alcatraz

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Who says job situation is bad in SG? 19yr jhb earn $2300/month - confirm don't have Sinkies who want to do job sio

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SINGAPORE: A 20-year-old woman was given four months' jail on Thursday (Jul 10) for pocketing more than S$38,000 (US$29,700) from a recycling firm. She initially lied that she had taken the money to repay her father's debt, but later admitted that she had donated the cash to "Chinese idols" on the Douyin online streaming platform. Malaysian Chew Yu En pleaded guilty to one count of dishonest misappropriation by an employee. A second charge of making false entries on payment vouchers was taken into consideration. The court heard that Chew and her family lived in Malaysia before June 2024. Her only family member who lived in Singapore was her uncle, a permanent resident. In June 2024, Chew began work as a clerk at Sin Le Heng Recycling, earning a monthly salary of S$2,300. She stayed in Singapore on a work permit, living with her boyfriend in a rented room, the prosecutor said. Sin Le Heng bought materials for recycling from various customers. Those who wanted to sell items would go to the company's warehouse to have them weighed. Warehouse staff would collect the items and issue a note specifying the weight and quantity. The customer would then head to a counter to collect payment and receive a payment voucher issued by a clerk. After the customer signs the voucher, the clerk would pay the customer the amount in cash. In her role as a clerk, Chew was entrusted with the company's petty cash, which was kept in a box at her counter in the office. She would pay customers for the items they sold using the petty cash. If the petty cash was running low, she would inform her boss about it, and he would top it up by handing the money to her personally or placing it in the box after office hours. Sometime before Dec 2, 2024, Chew's direct supervisor went overseas. This meant that Chew was often the only one in the office. Over 42 occasions from Dec 2, 2024 and Jan 9, 2025, Chew took a total of S$38,315.30 in petty cash from the box. She began with smaller amounts like S$198 and S$65.50 and increased this to over a thousand dollars. The largest single amount she took, according to court documents, was S$2,782.50 on Christmas Eve last year. To evade detection, Chew wrote false payment vouchers detailing fictitious purchases and signed them herself before pocketing the corresponding cash amounts. On two occasions, she did make payments to customers for genuine purchases, but also misappropriated the same cash amounts using the genuine payment vouchers. A director of the company noticed discrepancies in the records on Jan 8 this year. He confronted Chew about this the next day, and Chew admitted that she had been misappropriating the company's petty cash. Her supervisor called the police that same day, and they arrested Chew. Chew initially lied that she had taken the cash to repay her father's debt. However, she later admitted that she had donated the money to unspecified Chinese idols on Douyin. She made no restitution. The prosecutor sought four to six months' jail, citing similar past cases. Chew was unrepresented. She initially tried to adjourn the case, saying she wanted to leave the country. The judge then told her he was unlikely to grant her application to leave jurisdiction, and the plea was taken but the sentence deferred. Chew was accompanied by her uncle and said nothing in mitigation. Source: CNA/ll(zl)

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