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Daily Briefing: SMRT, SBS Transit submit applications to hike fares; Singaporeans smash Thailand in SEA Games

And parents say Facebook-stalking is a must.

  • Singapore's two local operators of bus and train services have applied to raise fares next year. Read more here.
  • All but one of Singapore’s table tennis players made their Southeast Asian Games debuts on Thursday at Wunna Theikdi stadium in Myanmar – and it ended as an afternoon to remember for them. Know more here.
  • Most parents agree that despite an invasion of privacy, snooping on their children online is necessary to protect them from the imminent dangers of the Internet today. Find out more here.
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