Daily Briefing: Malaysian woman involved in security intrusions in Singapore; Motorcycle COEs surge to highest price

And British expats asks forgiveness from Singaporeans.

The woman driver, a 27-year-old Malaysian, who is allegedly involved in two security intrusions in Singapore, has been charged with criminal trespass, media reports said. Read more here.
Certificates of Entitlement (COEs) for motorcycles surged to their highest prices since 1997, rising by $715 to $2,704 in the latest bidding exercise, which ended Wednesday. Know more here.
A private wealth manager in Singapore who sparked outrage online for referring to public transport commuters as "poor people" has apologised. Find out more here.

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