“If you are seeing this video, that means I have already been taken by the police” Chilling words of a young woman in China, who was arrested shortly after filming this Saw her friends get taken away one by one after the Beijing protest Said they went to mourn, attend vigil @cnnpic.twitter.com/AnJNSLKKPk
Chinese authorities have history of targeting feminists At least one of the women was questioned about whether she had involvement in feminist groups. Our sources say 2 of the women have been charged with "picking quarrels and provoking trouble" -carries max sentence of 5 years
2 new studies provide more evidence that ANTIVAXXER claims that vaccines are causing excess deaths are wrong. Will they continue to ignore the evidence? (no prizes for guessing right)https://t.co/DAe78dR9JG
The Malaysian Immigration Department has opened a passport office in KLIA for Malaysians to apply for or renew their passports.
Location: Long Term Car Park, KLIA. Operating Days: Monday – Friday Time: 8.00am – 7.00pm Waiting time for passport collection: 1–2 hrs after payment
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The Malaysian Immigration Department has opened a passport office in KLIA today for Malaysians to apply or renew their passports. The office is located at Long Term Car Park, KLIA. Operating Days Mon – Fri 0800 – 1900 hrs Waiting time for passport collection 1–2 hrs after payment pic.twitter.com/N26UDMCmcq
Three arrested over incidents of white substances found at Catholic Centre, Bible House
23 Jan 2023 06:35PM (Updated: 23 Jan 2023 06:35PM)
The police said that the substances were believed to be ash from burnt newspapers, table salt and vegetable oil.
SINGAPORE: Three people were arrested after white substances were found at Catholic Centre and the Bible House last week.
The suspects are two men aged aged 52 and 66, and a 63-year-old woman, said the police on Monday (Jan 23).
The police also said that substances believed to be ash from burnt newspapers, table salt and vegetable oil, purportedly used during the incidents, were seized from the 52-year-old man.
Eleven people aged between 49 and 67 were identified through extensive ground enquiries and with the aid of images from police cameras and other CCTVs, the Singapore Police Force said in its update.They include the three who were arrested.
All of them are assisting in police investigations.
Published January 18, 2023 Updated January 19, 2023
SINGAPORE — At 2am early on Tuesday (Jan 17), two cars approached Catholic Centre on Waterloo Street and a group of about eight people alighted and started spraying an unidentified liquid and scattering a white substance around the building.
This was what closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras caught, two staff members at the religious centre told TODAY.
In response to queries from TODAY, the police said that two men and nine women, aged between 49 and 67, are assisting in ongoing investigations. Early findings suggested that the case was linked to a similar one along Armenian Street, they added, referring to Bible House.
The incident at Catholic Centre was reported a day after a police report was made on Tuesday by Bible House, another religious centre.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said in a statement to the media that at about 9.55am on Wednesday, it was alerted to an incident at 55 Waterloo Street, the location of Catholic Centre.
How Apple's supply chain is leaving China: moving some iPad and MacBook production to Foxconn's Vietnam plants in May, more iPhone production in India, and more (Ben Jiang / South China Morning Post)https://t.co/r7tVEJLqKAhttps://t.co/WEAl5OYEw5
UPDATE In response to a Stomp query, an NTU spokesman said: "In the spirit of diversity and inclusiveness, the phrase 'Lunar New Year' was used in our annual celebratory event." https://t.co/Kkhqsw7yHZ
UPDATE In response to a Stomp query, an NTU spokesman said: "In the spirit of diversity and inclusiveness, the phrase 'Lunar New Year' was used in our annual celebratory event." https://t.co/Kkhqsw7yHZ
