Daily Briefing: Dolphin dies before arrival in Singapore

He would have been one of Resorts World's star performers.

Wen Wen, a male dolphin bound for Resorts Worlds Sentosa's Marine Life Park, died before arriving in Singapore. Read about him here.
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