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Nearly 400 social media posts spread false claims about Singapore's involvement in Indonesia's stock market crash and a secret diplomatic meeting that never happened. The posts drew almost 12 million views, with some accounts appearing to act in concert, CNA Verify found. https://cna.asia/3WbPyeE 🕵️ CNA Verify: Coordinated Disinformation Campaigns Target Singapore Published: 29 Oct 2026, 5:00 PM | Updated: 5:19 PM 📊 What Was Found - ~400 posts across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X & Facebook between Oct 19–27, 2026 - Nearly 12 million total views — half came from just 10 posts - Clear signs of coordinated posting: accounts created on the same day, sharing identical text/images within seconds or minutes of each other 🚫 Three Main False Narratives 1️⃣ Singapore caused Indonesia's stock market crash - Oct 15: MSCI flagged possible market downgrade → Indonesia stocks fell sharply - Oct 19: Former trade minister Muhammad Lutfi claimed GIC & Temasek pressured MSCI — both rejected the claim - Online posts amplified: "Singapore engineered the crash" + "Singapore should be punished" 2️⃣ Indonesia will stop gas exports to Singapore - Oct 22: Indonesia's energy minister said he'd consider stopping exports to countries "that don't respect Indonesia" — did not name Singapore - Oct 24: Indonesia reduced gas exports, citing domestic supply needs; EMA said cut = less than 2% of Singapore's daily gas demand - Accounts falsely linked the two: "If Singapore tries anything → stop gas exports" — identical graphics used across 9 TikTok/X accounts 3️⃣ Secret meeting at Singapore Ambassador's residence ❌ - Claim: Former deputy FM Dino Patti Djalal & academic Saiful Mujani visited Ambassador Kwok Fook Seng on Oct 18 - Dino, Saiful AND the Singapore Embassy ALL denied it — embassy called it "clearly disinformation" - Earliest post used misspelt name + label "INFO A001" — copied by 30+ accounts; #infoa001 used by 5 TikTok accounts within 9 minutes - More posts Oct 25 (denials day): labelled the pair "traitors", claimed they were paid in SGD to "cause riots" 🧠 Expert Analysis — RSIS Research Fellow Muhammad Faizal - Indonesia's online space has many "buzzers" — some coordinated by political actors, some organic - Nationalism needs convenient targets when domestic issues mount; Singapore becomes an easy foreign scapegoat - Risks harming ties as Singapore chairs ASEAN in 2027 - Recommendation: Highlight positive relations rather than escalate the information contest Full investigation: https://cna.asia/3WbPyeE
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A man who slashed his landlord to death in Yishun had taken almost 100 pills before the attack. He wanted to plead guilty, but a judge found it difficult to reconcile 3 psychiatric reports on his mental state at the time and adjourned the case. https://cna.asia/4BDJlbM ⚖️ Man Who Slashed Landlord to Death Had Taken Almost 100 Pills; Case Adjourned Over Mental State Source: CNA | Published: 29 Oct 2026, 4:04 PM | Updated: 4:50 PM 👤 Key People - Accused: Affendi Yusoff, 52, Singaporean odd-job labourer - Victim: Fiqri Choo Iskandar, 35, Affendi's landlord - Judge: Justice Philip Jeyaretnam - Prosecutors: DPP Nicholas Wuan & DPP Bryan Wong - Defence counsel: Eugene Thuraisingam & Johannes Hadi (pro bono) 📅 Timeline of Events 🗓️ June 11, 2024 — Release from prison - Affendi released after serving five years' corrective training (with 6 strokes of the cane) for breaking into a building and stealing a carrot and two keys - His sister arranged for him to rent a room from Mr Fiqri at Block 803 Yishun Ring Road 🗓️ July 20–27, 2024 — The incident - July 20: Affendi's sister left Singapore for Haj - Night of July 26 – morning of July 27: Affendi consumed 90 dextromethorphan pills (cough suppressant) + 3 gabapentin capsules — bought from someone near MacPherson MRT Station - ~7:30 AM, July 27: He took a selfie ("wefie") with the victim - 7:53–8:40 AM: Repeatedly attacked Mr Fiqri with three knives and a chopper - ~8:50 AM: Police found Affendi seated beside the victim's body near the lift lobby. He was arrested on the spot. Bloodstained weapons recovered 🗓️ Oct 29, 2026 — Court hearing - Affendi appeared in High Court charged with culpable homicide - He wanted to plead guilty, but both prosecution and defence agreed he was of unsound mind — incapable of knowing the nature of his actions due to the overdose - Three psychiatric reports gave differing conclusions — one said he was of unsound mind; another that he was likely sane; a third suggested he may have regained his faculties partway through - Justice Jeyaretnam: "I'm not particularly satisfied on the balance of probabilities that the accused did not know the nature of his act" — and said the three reports were difficult to reconcile - Case adjourned so the psychiatrists can be called to testify in person. No resumption date set 🩺 Victim's Injuries & Cause of Death - 97 injuries in total, from three knives and a chopper - Included a 7.5cm-deep stab wound to the chest - Autopsy: Cause of death = stab wound to the chest + incised wounds to the head ⚖️ Possible Penalty For culpable homicide: life imprisonment + caning, OR up to 20 years in prison + fine and/or caning Full article: https://cna.asia/4BDJlbM
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⛽️ Shell kicks off third consecutive week of petrol price increases In a price board update published at 1pm on Thursday (Oct 29), Shell announced a 3-cent hike across its 95-, 98-octane and V-Power petrol, while keeping its diesel price unchanged. READ: https://asia1.news/3UTICT2 Follow @AsiaOnecom for all the latest updates. ⛽️ Shell: 3rd Straight Week of Petrol Price Hikes (Singapore) Published: 29 Oct 2026, 11:30 AM | Price update: 1 PM same day 📈 What Changed - Shell raised 95-octane, 98-octane & V-Power by 3 cents each. Diesel remained unchanged at $4.07/litre - This marks three consecutive weeks of increases. The previous round (Oct 21–23) saw Caltex, Shell, Esso & Sinopec go up; only SPC held steady - Since Sept 14, Shell's 95-octane has risen 26 cents/litre 💰 Full Price Board (before discounts, as at 7 PM Oct 29) Company 92-Octane 95-Octane 98-Octane Premium Diesel Caltex $3.57 $3.60 — $4.30 $4.07 Esso $3.54 $3.60 $4.12 — $4.07 Shell* — $3.63* $4.15* $4.37* $4.07 Sinopec — $3.60 $4.11 $4.24 $4.01 SPC $3.54 $3.56 ✅ $4.08 — $4.00 Cnergy — $2.69 💸 $2.95 — $3.00 Smart Energy — $2.62 💸 $2.99 — $2.69 * = price change Oct 29 🛢️ Oil Market Context - Brent crude: US$114.05/bbl (−US$1.27, −1.1%) - WTI crude: US$101.27/bbl (−US$1.51, −1.5%) - Prices eased on renewed Middle East peace talks, but losses limited by fears of Houthi attacks and potential US action toward Iran Full article: https://asia1.news/3UTICT2 Follow @AsiaOnecom for updates
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