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    Fernandez wins final eight games to claim sixth title in Singapore●Fernandez wins final eight games to claim sixth career title in Singaporeβœ‰newsSportTennisjust now

    Leylah Fernandez captured her sixth career WTA title in Singapore, winning the final eight games of the match to seal the championship. The Canadian's strong finish underscored a dominant closing stretch in the tournament. It marks another milestone in her career as she continues building on her breakthrough years on tour.

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    Indonesian haze threatens Singapore Formula One Grand Prix●Forest fires in Indonesia are sending smoke and haze toward Singapore as the city prepares for its Formula One Grand Pri𝕏xSGEnvironment1864 min ago

    Forest fires in Indonesia are sending smoke and haze toward Singapore ahead of the city-state's Formula One Grand Prix. Race organisers are drawing up contingency plans as the annual regional haze risks disrupting the major sporting event. Al Jazeera's Patrick Fok reports on the situation and the preparations being made.

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    Haze pushes Singapore's PSI into unhealthy range●Haze in S’pore: PSI remains in unhealthy range in central region𝕏xSGEnvironmentWeather24 min ago

    Air quality in Singapore has deteriorated, with the Pollutant Standards Index staying in the unhealthy range in the central region. Residents are tracking PSI readings closely as haze conditions persist, raising concerns about outdoor activities and health precautions, particularly for children, the elderly and those with respiratory conditions.

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    Singapore pays readers micropayments to build reading habits●Singapore’s National Library Board offers micropayments to build reading habitsYhnTechnologyGadgets2882 min ago

    Singapore's National Library Board has launched a scheme offering micropayments to encourage people to read more and spend less time on their phones. The idea of paying citizens small amounts to pick up books has drawn attention online, with commenters debating whether financial incentives are an effective or appropriate way to build lasting reading habits.

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    PUB warns public to avoid flash flood risk areas in Singapore●PUB urges public to avoid several areas in Singapore due to flash flood risks𝕏xSGEnvironmentWeather434 min ago

    Singapore's national water agency PUB has urged the public to avoid several areas across the island because of flash flood risks, following heavy rain. The advisory names specific low-lying locations prone to rapid water build-up and asks motorists and pedestrians to steer clear until conditions improve.

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    South Africa crush Australia in ODI series●south africa vs australiaGgoogleCASportCricket1007 min ago

    South Africa have beaten Australia in a one-day international, with Australia captain Mitch Marsh describing his side as 'outplayed' after a batting capitulation. The match is drawing widespread attention across the US, Australia, the UK and Singapore as the series result makes headlines in sports coverage worldwide.

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    Singapore carrier urged to launch Da Lat route sooner●Singaporean carrier urged to bring forward Da Lat-Singapore air service Read more: https:// news.tuoitre.vn/singaporean-𝕏xSGLifeTravel54 min ago

    Vietnamese officials and tourism businesses are calling on a Singaporean airline to start its planned direct service between Da Lat and Singapore earlier than scheduled. The route is expected to boost tourism and trade links between Vietnam's Central Highlands and the city-state. The appeal was reported by Tuoi Tre, highlighting growing demand for the connection.

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    Container shipping line OOCL has received two Singapore Environment Achievement Awards, recognising its environmental performance and sustainability efforts in the city-state. The honours place the Hong Kong-based carrier among companies recognised by Singapore for advances in environmental responsibility, a topic of growing importance across the global shipping industry as operators face tightening emissions rules and pressure to decarbonise their fleets.

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    Simba data breach hits over 23,500 customers●More than 23,500 Simba customers affected in data breach involving IC numbers, birth datesβœ‰newsTechnologyCybersecurity29 min ago

    More than 23,500 Simba customers have been affected by a data breach exposing national identity (IC) numbers and birth dates, according to CNA reporting from Singapore. The incident involves personal data held by the telco and raises concerns about how customer information is stored and protected. Affected customers may face heightened risks of identity theft and scams.

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    Data breach hits 23,549 Simba customers in Singapore●Data breach in Singapore affects 23,549 Simba customers β€” Channel NewsAsiaβœ‰newsTechnologyCybersecurity29 min ago

    A data breach in Singapore has affected 23,549 customers of Simba, according to Channel NewsAsia. Details about what data was exposed and how the breach occurred have not been reported in detail yet. The incident adds to growing scrutiny of how companies in Singapore handle customer data, with regulators expected to examine whether the company met its obligations under the country's data protection laws.