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Ferry Travelling From Batam to Singapore Collides with Tanker; All Passengers and Crew Safe

Europe · Singapore

Ferry Travelling From Batam to Singapore Collides with Tanker; All Passengers and Crew Safe

50% Right coverage: 6 sources

All 165 passengers and seven crew members on the ferry safely disembarked at HarbourFront Centre.See the Story

Vietnam Eyes Tariff Deal Soon, as US Seeks to Cut Huge Trade Deficit - New Straits Times Online

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Vietnam Eyes Tariff Deal Soon, as US Seeks to Cut Huge Trade Deficit - New Straits Times Online

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Son called on American companies to assist in bilateral talks so that the two sides could "soon sign a fair and balanced trade agreement."See the Story

Over 180 Bank Accounts Frozen, S$486,000 Seized in Islandwide Scam Crackdown in Singapore

Money · Singapore

Over 180 Bank Accounts Frozen, S$486,000 Seized in Islandwide Scam Crackdown in Singapore

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Those convicted of facilitating unauthorised access to computer material may face up to two years' jail, a fine of up to S$5,000, or both for a first offence.See the Story

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