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2 Indian Nationals Charged For Robbing Woman In Singapore Hotel
Two Indian nationals were charged in Singapore's district court on Monday after they allegedly used pieces of clothing to tie up a woman's limbs in a hotel room and robbed her.
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Indian-Origin Teacher In Singapore Faces Abuse Charges Against Maid
An Indian-origin primary school teacher in Singapore has allegedly hurt her domestic help with a hot ladle just 11 days after the Myanmar national started working for her family in 2018, a district court heard on Monday.
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Singapore court denies bail to man charged with government website hacking
James Rak Arokiasamy, thought to be part of hacktivity group Anonymous, was charged on November 12 for hacking the Ang Mo Kio district website.
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Sex-for-fixing football referees jailed in Singapore
A district court judge jailed assistant referees Ali Eid, 33, and Abdallah Taleb, 37, for three months, but deferred sentencing till Tuesday for referee Ali Sabbagh, whom state prosecutors said was the most culpable.
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2 Indian Nationals Charged For Robbing Woman In Singapore Hotel
Two Indian nationals were charged in Singapore's district court on Monday after they allegedly used pieces of clothing to tie up a woman's limbs in a hotel room and robbed her.
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Indian-Origin Teacher In Singapore Faces Abuse Charges Against Maid
An Indian-origin primary school teacher in Singapore has allegedly hurt her domestic help with a hot ladle just 11 days after the Myanmar national started working for her family in 2018, a district court heard on Monday.
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Singapore court denies bail to man charged with government website hacking
James Rak Arokiasamy, thought to be part of hacktivity group Anonymous, was charged on November 12 for hacking the Ang Mo Kio district website.
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Sex-for-fixing football referees jailed in Singapore
A district court judge jailed assistant referees Ali Eid, 33, and Abdallah Taleb, 37, for three months, but deferred sentencing till Tuesday for referee Ali Sabbagh, whom state prosecutors said was the most culpable.
