Daily Briefing: Haze aid extended to Indonesia, Malaysia; Hotels try hard to score with soccer fans

Singaporeans cry over Cineleisure Auntie's death.

Hoping to prevent Singapore from being smothered in smog again, the city-state has extended to Malaysia an offer of assistance to combat possible land and forest fires. Know more here.
A few forward-thinking hoteliers are doing their soccer fan guests a major solid by launching World Cup-themed menus, opening special viewing lounges and broadcasting games live. Find out more here.
Since Wednesday, Singapore netizens have been mourning the passing of an elderly woman usually spotted along Orchard Road - at a traffic light near Mandarin Gallery - selling packets of tissue, instant coffee and instant noodles, among others. Read more here.

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