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Daily Briefing: 4-year old boy rips up cash from mum; 3 bodies found in 2 days

And car catches fire on Bukit Timah Expressway.

  • A mother in China rushed to a local bank after finding that her 4-year-old boy had ripped up cash amounting to S$750 (3,585 Yuan) into pieces, according to media reports. Read more here.
  • Two bodies, one of a man in his 60s and another of a man in his 40s, were found at separate locations on Thursday, the second day of 2014, making it three bodies found in two days. Find out more here.
  • Two people were sent to hospital after the car they were in got into an accident and caught fire along Bukit Timah Expressway on Friday afternoon. Know more here.
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