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Daily Briefing: Donut craze going back in Singapore; Singapore’s passport ranks sixth best to travel with

Bukit Brown preservation group gets surprise offer.

  • Hungry customers waited hours just to be among the first to get their hands on doughnuts at American chain Krispy Kreme's first outlet in Singapore. Read more here.
  • Singapore’s passport ranks sixth as the best to travel with because it allows holders to access 167 countries without applying for a visa. Know more here.
  • A group advocating the preservation of Bukit Brown Cemetery says the National Heritage Board (NHB) has offered to support its programmes. Find out more here.
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