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Daily Briefing: Match-fixing scandal disappoints Singaporeans; Rare protest to be staged

Plus crime cases tumbled by 2%.

  • To fans' dismay, Singapore has been pointed as an 'epicenter' of worldwide football betting ring. Find out more here.
  • Singapore will hold a 'rare' anti-government demonstration. Find out what they are against here.
  • House-breaking and violent property crimes plunged to a 20-year low. Read about it here.
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