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Daily Briefing: Ex-NUS prof guilty of corruption; 10 news sites required to follow traditional media rules

More Singaporeans go under the knife to look like Koreans.

  • Former NUS law professor Tey Tsun Hang was found guilty of 6 charges of corruption. Find out more here.
  • 10 news websites have been required to follow traditional media rules by the MDA. Read more about it here.
  • More Singaporeans want to look like Koreans now. Watch about it here.
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