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Daily Briefing: Sports Hub, OCBC ink 15-year deal; Transport fares likely to go up in coming years

And 3 Singaporeans missing in Philippines are found.

  • OCBC has been named the largest sponsorship partner for the new Singapore Sports Hub. Read more here.
  • Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew said on Monday that transport fares are likely to go up in the coming years though they should stay affordable for the average commuter. Find out more here.
  • The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed Monday evening that the three Singaporean girls reported missing in typhoon-battered Philippines are safe and sound. Know more here.
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