Daily Briefing: SMRT line disruption likely caused by cable fault; Find out more about Sheng Siong kidnap case

And look at this smokers' hub in Nee Soon South.

It was "probably a cable fault" that resulted in Saturday's massive train service disruption that affected several stations on the North-South line, said transport operator SMRT. Find out more here.
41-year-old Lee Sze Yong and 50-year-old Heng Cheng Boon were charged on Friday for the kidnapping of 79-year-old Mdm Ng Lye Poh, the mother of supermarket chain Sheng Siong CEO, Mr Lim Hock Chee. Know more here.
Have you spotted the smoking points in Nee Soon South? Read more here.

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