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Daily Briefing: Mirror installations secure HDB lifts; Sluggish sales in new private homes

And hundreds protest against MediShield Life.

  • As if CCTV cameras weren't enough, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) installed two-panel mirrors in elevators of 450 HDB blocks in Jurong West, Bukit Batok and Choa Chu Kang. Read more here.
  • Sales of new private homes in Singapore including executive condominiums declined by more than 65% to 531 units after reaching 1,528 units in May, according to the URA. Read more here.
  • The crowd expressed disappointment at "inadequate measures" in place to protect the healthcare needs of Singaporeans. Read more here.
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