Daily Briefing: Animal welfare group shuts down hotline; Cyclist in viral video gets slammed for dangerous riding

And Singapore girls' ratings jump from 3/10 to 8/10.

Animal welfare group Save Our Street Dogs (SOSD) on Saturday pulled the plug on its SOS hotline, about three months after setting it up. Read more here.
A cyclist, involved in a controversial video that has gone viral, has apparently been involved in two such incidents. Know more here.
In April this year, Singapore girls barely scored 3 points out of 10 from Taiwanese TV host Pauline Lan. Find out more here.

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