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Daily Briefing: Singapore adults unfit, sleep deprived; Local Facebook group against extra-marital dating site gains traction

And get a glimpse of these 'bridges to Singapore heritage'.

  • Singapore scores just 59 out 100 for healthy living, according to the 2013 Healthy Living Index Survey that was announced on Thursday by insurance company AIA Singapore. Read more here.
  • Within a day of the news breaking that Ashley Madison, a controversial match-making site targeting married couples, could be here in Singapore by next year, a local Facebook group calling itself Block Ashley Madison has sprung up. Know more here.
  • Cavenagh Bridge, Anderson Bridge, Elgin Bridge, Read Bridge and Ord Bridge. Read more here.
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