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Daily Briefing: Singapore models assaulted by man on Circular Road; 2 more Indians charged for rioting

And here's why Breakfast Network can't even go online.

  • Esther Lee, Anna Huang and Ziyi Kuek became victims of an assault in the wee hours of 12 December at Circular Road. Read more here.
  • Two more Indian nationals were charged with rioting in a Singapore court Saturday, bringing to 33 the total number of those arraigned for the Dec 8 riots in this city-state. Find out more here.
  • Local independent news website Breakfast Network is not allowed to operate on social media like Facebook and Twitter, said the Media Development Authority (MDA) on Friday. Know more here.
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