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Singapore’s Land Transport Authority will not put six autonomous buses on SBS Transit routes 400 and 191 from mid-2026, saying it will test narrower shuttle uses first after only one vehicle has cleared closed-circuit trials.
Your Daily UpdateNEA keeps long-running haze Act probes in view, Grace Fu signs a Brunei supply pact, PayNow defaults still trip big bills, police charge six alleged mules, and Avenged Sevenfold returns to the Indoor Stadium.
Lead storyNEA Keeps 2015 Legal Notices Active as Transboundary Haze Act Probes Enter Eleventh YearThe National Environment Agency says four Indonesian company probes tied to the 2015 haze episode remain live as October smoke keeps 24-hour PSI in the unhealthy band.
BusinessGrace Fu Signs Brunei Supply-Chain MOU as Frozen Poultry Exports Expand
Credit CardsDefault PayNow Caps Still Start at S$5,000 on UOB and Maybank Apps
SecuritySix Defendants Named in Monday Mule Sweep Covering Fraudulent SIM Registrations
LifestyleCBD Restaurateurs Say Locals Stayed Home as F1 Tourists Ate Outdoors in Haze
OpinionWe argue that Prime Minister Wong's warning about AI and junior training should trigger payroll audits, not another skills voucher press release.
Restaurants near Raffles City and CHIJMES told CNA that Formula 1 crowds kept outdoor seats full while Singapore diners shifted to air-conditioned halls as haze lingered.
Police will charge six people over alleged scam-linked SIM cards, money mule transfers and computer misuse as new mandatory caning rules for syndicate members take effect.
Major banks let users raise PayNow limits to S$200,000, but factory defaults near S$5,000 still trip households paying school fees, rent and renovation invoices in one day.
Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations Grace Fu signed a supply-chain resilience pact with Brunei as both sides expand frozen poultry trade and essential-goods mapping.
The National Environment Agency says four Indonesian company probes tied to the 2015 haze episode remain live as October smoke keeps 24-hour PSI in the unhealthy band.
Most households still buy power at a regulated rate that resets every three months from pipeline gas prices averaged in the previous quarter—so the cents per kWh can jump before your meter proves you used more.
InfoHandle Editorial: MOM’s haze advisories ask employers to rotate outdoor staff, but without published enforcement figures the guidance risks becoming another PDF in the HR folder.
The Esplanade shifted its chamber music series into the concert hall and cancelled waterfront rehearsals as NEA advised against strenuous outdoor activity in unhealthy air.
