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According to data from ICA, the number of overstayers arrested saw a 52 per cent increase from 357 in 2022, to 542 in 2023.
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About 500 to 600 overstayers in Singapore yet to be arrested

Assistant Superintendent (2) Larry Tay received a long service award at the Ministry of Home Affairs National Day Awards Investiture 2024.
Singapore

CNB officer once arrested drug trafficker who was a schoolmate

This review comes amid a worsening road traffic situation.
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S'pore proposes easing mandatory sentences for some traffic offences

The Ministry of Home Affairs did not name the individuals who reposted the falsehoods on Oct 23 and Oct 24.
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Pofma order issued over 40 social media posts

Under Pofma, individuals found guilty of failing to comply with a correction direction without a reasonable excuse can be fined up to $20,000, jailed for up to a year, or both.
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Anti-death penalty activist faces Pofma Office probe

The websites mimic typical news publications and are unlikely to raise suspicion to the untrained eye.
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S'pore blocks 10 fake news sites linked to foreign influence

Like many other countries, Singapore does not automatically grant citizenship to children born here.
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7 stateless children under age 12; 13 others aged 12-18

IMDA said it had assessed that the Fighting for Life exhibition by activist group Transformative Justice Collective “exceeds what is allowable” under the Arts Entertainment Classification Code.
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IMDA disallows death penalty exhibition due to false information

    A 2023 survey found statistically significant increases in the proportion of respondents who strongly agreed or agreed with the use of the mandatory death penalty.
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    More residents agree with death penalty for serious crimes

    It will be a crime for people to breach family visit limits.
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    Stricter laws for MBS, RWS casino gamblers and operators

    All arriving travellers are screened against a watchlist of persons of interest, and those flagged by ICA to be of higher risk. They are then stopped for more stringent checks.
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    More travellers refused entry with automated lanes