SINGAPORE: Polling Day for Singapore’s 14th General Election got underway on Saturday (May 3), drawing Singaporeans to the ballot box. Polling stations opened at 8am amid a downpour, with queues forming at several centres. Here are some moments captured by CNA’s visual journalists.
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DO’S AND DON’TS Polling stations will be open from 8am to 8pm on Saturday. Voters are advised to check their polling station’s queue status by scanning the QR code on their poll card before going to vote, said the Elections Department (ELD). It also encouraged voters to consider voting in the afternoon, as the morning typically sees longer queues. Voters are also reminded not to wear or carry with them any item with images or…
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SINGAPORE: Spain’s immigration police have requested that a Singaporean man suspected of killing a compatriot in the country be deported to Singapore, local media reported on Friday (May 2). Mitchell Ong is suspected of killing Audrey Fong while she was on holiday in Spain. Her body was found with more than…
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Russia will help the Taliban authorities in Afghanistan fight against the Afghan branch of Islamic State, Moscow’s special representative for the country was quoted as saying on Friday (May 2). Zamir Kabulov, a former Russian ambassador to Afghanistan, referred to Islamic State Khorasan (ISIS-K) as the “common enemy” of Moscow…
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ALEXANDRIA, Virginia : Alphabet’s Google will face a trial in September on antitrust enforcers’ proposals to make it sell off part of its advertising technology business to address the company’s dominance over tools used by online publishers to sell ads.U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema in Alexandria, Virginia, set the trial…
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Winter aside, Goh shared that he usually dressed in a tank top as an innerwear with one of his crochet pieces layered on top. “Usually that does the job for spring, summer and autumn.” And as the nights can feel chilly for Singaporeans who aren’t adapted to the cold, he…
