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Daily Briefing: Singapore Chinatown kidnap attempt did not occur; British expat Anton Casey, employer CrossInvest Asia 'part ways'

Find out how government will gradually evolve.

  • The police have come out to reassure parents that an alleged attempted child kidnapping at Chinatown did not actually occur. Know more here.
  • Wealth fund firm CrossInvest Asia has "parted ways" with British expat Anton Casey "with immediate effect". Read more here.
  • Singapore's position on Muslim women being allowed to wear tudungs with uniforms and for front-line government jobs will evolve “gradually and carefully”, says Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Find out more here.
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