Daily Briefing: Driver gets 20% pay rise from wage scheme; MDA orders removal of cannabis website

And temporary law for Little India gets enacted.

Mr Teo Bee Seong, 52, a driver at Rasel Catering Singapore, received a 20 per cent salary increment last year thanks to the Wage Credit Scheme. Find out more here.
The Media Development Authority (MDA) has asked the owners of a local cannabis awareness website to remove its contents in their entirety by Wednesday. Read more here.
The Public Order (Additional Temporary Measures) Bill to maintain peace in Little India was passed after over four hours of debate in Parliament on Tuesday. Know more here.

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