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3 days ago | mustsharenews.com | Tammi Tan

SMRT fined S$3 million after train wheel fault caused major East-West Line disruptionSMRT has been fined S$3 million for a major train service disruption on the East-West Line (EWL) last year. Investigations found that the train involved had missed a timely overhaul, which likely led to a critical failure. The disruption, which lasted from 25 to 30 Sept 2024, began when the wheels of a train carriage came off the track near Dover station.

3 days ago | mustsharenews.com | Tammi Tan

Nomad eSIM offers flexible plans to match any travel style & budgetStaying connected overseas used to mean queuing for SIM cards, fumbling with SIM trays, or dealing with bill shock from roaming charges (or, if you were really unlucky, all three). Now, savvy travellers are switching to eSIMs, digital SIM cards you can activate before takeoff for instant, hassle-free data the moment you land.

3 days ago | mustsharenews.com | Tammi Tan

Stitch ‘lands’ in Singapore with adorable Disney merchandiseWhat would Stitch do if he crash-landed in Singapore instead of Hawaii? To celebrate the release of the live-action ‘Lilo & Stitch’ movie, Disney and Goldwood have launched a line of super cute merchandise that gives us a glimpse into everyone’s favourite fuzzy blue alien’s antics on the little red dot. From nua-ing on a coffeeshop table to chilling at one of the country’s top tourist spots, let’s just say he fits right in.

5 days ago | mustsharenews.com | Jeremy Lee

Elderly man found dead in Bukit Merah flat was deaf & lived aloneAn elderly man was found dead in his flat in Bukit Merah after his neighbours detected a foul smell for days. The grisly find was made on Saturday (31 May) morning at Block 117 Bukit Merah View, reported Shin Min Daily News. The deceased’s neighbour, a 68-year-old man named only as Mr Zhuo (transliterated from Mandarin), told Shin Min that he had smelt the stench three days ago.

6 days ago | mustsharenews.com | Jeremy Lee

PHV driver suffers stroke after working up to 16 hours a day to support his familyA private-hire vehicle (PHV) driver in Singapore has died from a stroke at the relatively young age of 49. Mr Gavin Neo Jin Kiat, a single father, leaves behind two teenage children who are still in school. News of Mr Neo’s death started circulating across social media and online chat groups for PHV drivers on Friday (30 May), with the message saying that he had passed away after suffering a stroke three days before.