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Authorities in China have launched an investigation into reports of formaldehyde being used to preserve the freshness of cabbages for human consumption. Officials in the north-eastern Hebei province confirmed that they had verified footage showing individuals dipping cabbages in a solution before loading them onto trucks for transportation. An environmental blogger first released the footage last week. Using formaldehyde, a colourless chemical used for preserving biological specimens that is known to cause cancer, for keeping food fresh is strictly prohibited in China. China is the world's largest producer of cabbages, most of which are exported to neighbouring countries in Asia. Police have taken legal action against the individuals involved, according to state media. Officials are now moving swiftly to prevent panic and restore confidence by carrying out spot checks on markets across the country. Chinese state media says investigators will also establish how widespread the practice is and take measures to trace affected vegetables. Local authorities in Kangbao county said in a statement issued on Saturday: "Any illegal or non-compliant practices discovered will be dealt with strictly in accordance with the law to ensure the safety of the vegetable supply." Xinfadi market in Beijing, one of the major sources of fresh produce in the capital, issued a statement saying that it had investigated the source of its cabbages, adding that none of the affected vegetables had entered its market. The incident has generated widespread media attention in China. An editorial in the People's Daily wrote: "The wholesalers focused solely on their immediate economic interests while completely disregarding the lives and health of consumers. [They] crossed a legal red line and breached the moral bottom line." China produces well over 30 million tonnes of cabbages each year, nearly half of the world's annual total. Vietnam, South Korea and Russia are among the largest export destinations for the vegetable. Exposure to relatively high quantities of formaldehyde in some workplaces has been linked to some types of cancer in humans, but the effect of exposure to small amounts is less clear, according to the American Cancer Society.

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The number of rape and molestation cases in Singapore rose in the first half of 2026, compared to the same period last year.   This is despite a decrease in the total number of physical crime cases. https://str.sg/Dijk   According to the Singapore Police Force's (SPF) mid-year crime statistics released on August 24, 2026, here are the full details regarding the crime trends for the first half of 2026:   1. Sexual Assault & Violent Offences Despite a overall reduction in total physical crime, sexual offences were among the primary categories that recorded an uptick.   Molestation (Outrage of Modesty): H1 2026: 762 cases H1 2025: 739 cases Location Breakdown: The majority of molestation incidents occurred in residential premises, on the public transport network, and at public entertainment outlets. Offender Relationship: The police noted that in most rape and molestation cases, the offenders and victims were known to each other. Rape:   H1 2026: 261 cases H1 2025: 230 cases Knife-Related Incidents: Rose slightly from 67 to 68 cases. Murders: Remained unchanged at 2 cases.   2. Property & Theft Offences Property-related crimes also saw increases during the same period: Shop Theft:   H1 2026: 2,095 cases (up from 2,050 cases in H1 2025). Details: Items typically stolen included food, beverages, clothing, and personal care products. It remains one of the top offences committed by youths, targeting supermarkets, convenience stores, and health/wellness outlets. Retail Measures: Major chains like Sheng Siong and Watsons have expanded the use of facial recognition technology across outlets to track repeat shoplifters. Theft in Dwelling:   H1 2026: 730 cases (up from 726 cases in H1 2025).   Housebreaking & Theft: H1 2026: 64 cases (up from 56 cases in H1 2025).   Details: Nearly half of these cases took place in residential properties, split evenly between public HDB flats and private homes.   3. Overall Physical Crime Trend Total Physical Crimes: Decreased to 10,287 cases in H1 2026, compared to 10,325 cases in H1 2025. Top Crimes of Concern: Outrage of modesty, shop theft, and theft in dwelling.   4. Public Involvement & Community Response Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police Leon Chan highlighted that while Singapore remains one of the safest cities globally, public vigilance is critical. The report recognized ordinary citizens stepping in during molestation cases (such as reporting incidents on buses and reviewing CCTV footage), with SPF emphasizing that community vigilance helps deter opportunistic crime.

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