May 2026

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  • NTSB gathering details on Frontier Airlines evacuation after plane hit and killed person in Denver

    NTSB investigates Frontier Airlines evacuation after plane strikes person during Denver takeoff

    A Frontier Airlines plane struck and killed a person on the runway at Denver International Airport during takeoff on Friday at approximately 11:19 p.m., prompting an emergency evacuation via slides. The aircraft, bound for Los Angeles, had 231 people on board; 12 passengers sustained minor injuries and five were hospitalised. The National Transportation Safety Board […] More

  • What It Means To Give With No Questions Asked

    Singapore man champions unconditional aid through Giving Circles initiative

    Chester Ong, a 41-year-old father of two who benefited from unconditional monthly support as a child, now supports the National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre’s Giving Circles initiative, which pairs small groups of five to eight people with families in need for at least six months with no fixed criteria or conditions attached. Unlike most assistance […] More

  • Asia braces for a second wave of energy shocks from the Iran war

    Asia faces escalating economic strain as Iran conflict prolongs energy crisis

    Asia’s temporary measures to cope with energy disruptions from the Iran war are depleting as the conflict continues without a clear end, causing ripple effects across economies including rising airfare, shipping costs and utility bills. Governments that budgeted for oil at around $70 per barrel now face Brent crude prices near $120, forcing difficult choices […] More

  • Singapore allows companies to roll over unused carbon credits to 2026

    Singapore’s National Environment Agency and Ministry of Sustainability and Environment announced that companies liable for carbon tax can carry forward unused International Carbon Credit offset quota from emissions year 2025 to 2026. The rollover is a temporary measure to address the limited supply of eligible credits as international carbon markets develop. Companies can offset up […] More

  • Serangoon and Hougang neighbourhood police centres to merge; renovated facility to reopen in July

    Serangoon and Hougang neighbourhood police centres to merge, with renovated facility reopening in July

    Singapore Police will merge Serangoon and Hougang neighbourhood police centres on July 6 to optimise resources and address evolving security challenges. Serangoon NPC will reopen as a larger operational base with a refurbished self-help area, while Hougang NPC’s service counter will close for renovations and reopen as Hougang West Neighbourhood Police Post. Police presence and […] More

  • Man who filmed videos of other men in a shipyard toilet gets jail

    Man sentenced to jail for secretly recording videos in shipyard toilet

    A 26-year-old Malaysian man was sentenced to six weeks in jail on Monday for secretly recording videos of four men in a toilet at Sembcorp Marine’s Tuas Boulevard Yard. The videos were filmed on separate occasions in January 2026. He pleaded guilty to one charge of intentionally recording private acts without consent, with two additional […] More

  • Indonesia warns of becoming hub for transnational cybercrime networks following Jakarta, Batam raids

    Indonesia emerges as new hub for transnational cybercrime as operations shift from Southeast Asia

    Indonesia is becoming a centre for transnational online gambling and scam operations, according to the National Central Bureau of Interpol Indonesia, as cybercrime networks previously based in Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam relocate to the country. Police arrested 321 people, including 228 Vietnamese and 57 Chinese nationals, in a major raid at an office building […] More

  • How public health officials are tracing people who came in contact with hantavirus victims

    Health officials across multiple countries trace contacts of cruise ship hantavirus outbreak that has killed three people

    Health officials in several countries are conducting contact tracing following a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship that has killed three people and confirmed five cases. The Andes virus involved in the outbreak does not spread easily between people, but officials are identifying and monitoring individuals who may have been exposed as the virus can […] More

  • One evacuated passenger tests positive for hantavirus and another develops symptoms on flight home

    Evacuated cruise ship passengers test positive for hantavirus during flights home

    Passengers evacuated from the hantavirus-affected cruise ship MV Hondius began flying home from the Canary Islands on Sunday, with one American passenger testing positive for the virus and a French passenger developing symptoms aboard separate aircraft. The American who tested positive is not showing symptoms, while the French traveler and other French passengers were placed […] More

  • Iran responds to US ceasefire proposal but Trump rejects it as 'unacceptable'

    Iran submits ceasefire response to US proposal; Trump rejects it as unacceptable

    Iran submitted a response to a US ceasefire proposal via Pakistani mediators on Sunday, but President Trump immediately rejected it on social media as unacceptable. Iran’s state television reported Tehran rejected the US proposal as amounting to surrender, insisting instead on war reparations, full sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, an end to sanctions, and […] More

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