Daily Briefing: Could COE prices jump this week?; Citizens call for shutdown of STOMP

And Singapore Medical Council suspends doctor.

April’s first auction for Certificates Of Entitlement (or COEs) kicks off today and will end on Wednesday, and if history repeats itself you can expect prices to rise. Read more here.
Singapore residents appear to have had enough of STOMP, a “citizen journalism” website. Know more here.
Singapore plastic surgeon Dr Woffles Wu has been suspended from practice for four months, according to a statement released by the Singapore Medical Council (SMC) on Monday. Find out more here.

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