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Daily Briefing: Singapore gambler denies World Cup fixing link; Take a peek at the upcoming Changi Airport Terminal 4

And N95 masks will be way cheaper this year.

  • Notorious Singapore match-fixer Wilson Perumal on Tuesday denied he had predicted the result of the Cameroon v Croatia World Cup game which is now under investigation. Read more here.
  • A sprawling duty free haven, Peranakan-styled shopfronts and a rock garden at the baggage claim area — these are some of the things you can expect at the upcoming Changi Airport Terminal 4, according to a YouTube video unveiled on its FansofChangi channel on Tuesday. Find out more here.
  • If you’re stocking up on N95 masks in anticipation of the haze this year, you can rest assured that they are more widely available and more reasonably priced this year than last year. Read more here
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