The wife of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has drawn flak and anger from netizens in Singapore, for claiming that only people who likes to write fake news will be affected by the Fake News Laws that will soon make its debut in Singapore.

The number represents an increase of 80,000 eligible voters when the registers were last revised in 2017. It was not made known where the 80,000 new voters came from, but it is usually numbers of voters who had turned 21 since the last revision, or possibly newly minted Singaporeans who were given their citizenship since 2017.

The reason for the water leak is given as a faulty sprinkler, all the way from Changi's Terminal 1 Arrival Hall, although it was not known how the water leak went all the way to Jewel. The affected shop was unoccupied, and based on reports, the issue was quickly attended to and the leak has been resolved.

Lee Hsien Yang posted that the AG has filed more than 500 pages worth of complaints against his wife, Lee Suet Fern. He said that LHL never voiced any issues with LKY's will when their father was alive. He was also bitter that his brother is unleashing so many complaints now even though he never bothered to discuss things with him and his sister, Lee Wei Ling. Lee Suet Fern has filed her Defence. How do you think this drama will unfold and how much public resources do you think will be wasted?

Bangladeshi worker Rajib borrowed $8000 to come to Singapore in hopes of finding a job to feed his family. However, his dream was crushed when he realized that his employer had cheated him. Things got worse when he was slapped with a police report for something he did not commit. Thankfully, Singaporeans have started a crowdfunding campaign for him and he will soon be settling his debts. He thanked Singaporeans for their kind gesture in a heartfelt video.