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    13 1 TODAYONLINE.COM WE SET YOU THINKING TODAY mediacorp TUESDAY, 29 AUGUST 2017 MCI(P) 082/04/2017
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    Lock icon HURRICANE HARVEY KILLS AT LEAST 3 IN HOUSTON
    78 1 A highway is submerged during widespread flooding unleashed by deadly storm Harvey in Houston, Texas. Airports and highways are closed, and residents are being rescued from their homes by boat and helicopter. At least three people have been killed so far. The
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    Presidential Election: Polling Day set for Sept 23
    799 1  -  Nomination Day falls on Sept 13; polls to be held 10 days later if there is more than one candidate SIAUMINGEN siaumingen@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Voters will go to the polls on Sept 23 to pick Singapore’s eighth President, if there is more than
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      129 1 MOLESTATION CASES, ONLINE SCAMS UP IN FIRST HALF OF THE YEAR HOT NEWS 2 UBER PICKS EXPEDIA’S DARA KHOSROWSHAHI TO BE ITS NEW CHIEFHOT NEWS 9 HOT NEWS• 5 BELINDA CARLISLE The Heaven 30 th Anniversary our Singapore I l. I W 7 11 November 2017 (Saturday) Time: 8pm The
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      Lock icon Molestation cases, online scams up despite overall dip in crime: Police
      605 2  -  ALFRED CHUA alfredchuam@mediacorp.com .sg SINGAPORE —Cheats are continuing to reel in millions of dollars from victims here under the guise of true love, latest crime statistics from the police for the first six months of the year show. In
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      Woman lost S$1m to ‘good friend’, another duped of S$3k
      656 2  -  ALFREDCHUA SINGAPORE —One woman shelled out around S$1 million to help a “good friend” who claimed he was detained by the Malaysian authorities, while another used S$3,000 to help someone she met on a dating app resolve a work problem.
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      Plot by hackers to cheat firm of S$101,000 foiled by bank
      369 3  -  Scammers posed as client and issued purchase order, but UOB blocked cash transfer ALFRED CHUA alfredchuam@mediacorp.com .sg SINGAPORE —But for the intervention of United Overseas Bank (UOB), Mr Muralidaran Naidu’s company would have been fleeced of US$75,000 (S$101,632) by
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      Lock icon Indonesia’s first female would-be suicide bomber gets 7.5 years’ jail
      577 3 AGENCIES JAKARTA —Indonesian Dian Yulia Novi, a female would-be suicide bomber who once worked in Singapore, has been sentenced to seven-and-a-half years in prison by a Jakarta court. This is the first time a woman has been convicted in Indonesia
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      Make reasons for decision on eligibility of candidates public: Analysts
      630 4  -  WONG PEI TING wongpeiting@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Following the issuance of the writ of election yesterday, the two private sector presidential hopefuls reiterated the importance of a contest, while political analysts said the committee determining their eligibility should explain its decision although
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      WP FILES MOTION ON RESERVED ELECTION FOR PARLIAMENT SITTING
      357 4  -  SIAUMINGEN Workers’ Party (WP) chairman and Aljunied GRC Member of Parliament Sylvia Lim has tabled an adjournment motion on an issue surrounding the Elected Presidency, which will be debated at the next Parliament sitting on Sept 11 just two days before
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      Lock icon More rain in the forecast for battered Houston
      679 5 AGENCIES HOUSTON —Widespread flooding unleashed by deadly storm Harvey left Houston the fourth-largest American city increasingly isolated yesterday, with airports and highways closed, and residents being rescued from their inundated homes by boat and helicopter. The city’s two main airports suspended all
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      Lock icon TRUMP PLANS TRIP TO TEXAS
      372 5 THE NEW YORK TIMES United States President Donald Trump has announced plans to travel to Texas today, as millions of people there continue to battle catastrophic flooding and torrential rain that are expected to last for several more days. The timing of a presidential visit,
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      Lock icon Boats, helicopters in desperate race against time in Texas
      665 6 Improvised rescues take place across Texan city as locals struggle to find shelter THE NEWYORK TIMES HOUSTON —The rain had started to fall again on Sunday afternoon when there was a roar over Interstate 610. A Texas Department of Public Safety
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      Think-tanks useful for policymaking, but must be objective: Shanmugam
      381 6  -  RUMIHARDASMALANI rumih@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Think-tanks play a critical role in policymaking as they put forward “practical viewpoints that help the country”. But while they may disgree with the Government, they ought to do so “objectively” and not “for the sake of challenging”
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      Lock icon Remains of all 10 missing US sailors pulled from warship
      551 7 Divers found the bodies inside sealed sections of the damaged hull; investigations still ongoing AGENCIES SINGAPORE Divers have recovered the remains of all 10 United States sailors who went missing after their warship collided with a tanker off Singapore, the
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      Lock icon Fatigue, training gaps spell trouble for US Navy
      1264 8 THE NEWYORK TIMES WASHINGTON —Two deadly collisions between high-tech destroyers and easy-to-spot, slow-moving cargo ships in a little over two months have stunned many in the United States Navy and sent top leaders scrambling for answers. But shipboard veterans had long seen
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      Lock icon Uber picks Expedia’s Dara Khosrowshahi as CEO
      709 9 BLOOMBERG SAN FRANCISCO —Uber Technologies will appoint Expedia chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi (picture) to run the global ride-hailing leviathan, two people familiar with the matter said on Sunday (early yesterday, Singapore time). He will succeed Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick, who led the firm
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  • singapore
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      Lock icon ‘S’pore firms could benefit if Japan wins tender for HSR project’
      502 10  -  VALERIE KOH valeriekohsf@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Should there be a Japanese winner for the Kuala LumpurSingapore High Speed Rail (HSR) project, it could open up new opportunities for the economy here, as Singapore firms are roped in to be part of
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      Third e-scooter operator to debut despite tepid interest
      682 10  -  ILDYKOANG ildyko.ang@mediacorp.com.sg SING A PORE —There may have been lukewarm interest from the public for e-scooter sharing services, but a third operator will still be making its mobility devices available for rent in the Central Business District (CBD). Joining the likes of
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    • news
    • business
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        S’pore must stay smart to profit in ‘multi-polar world’
        719 14 Law and Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam discusses the Republic’s global opportunities SINGAPORE The Republic can benefit from the many growth opportunities in Asia and continue to stay economically relevant if it is “ready and smart”. But at the same time,
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        Harmonious collaboration key to success of OBOR: Shanmugam
        653 14  -  RUMIHARDASMALANI rumih@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE Calling China’s One Belt, One Road (OBOR) initiative the “most ambitious infrastructure project in history”, Home Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam said the Asian giant has to work harmoniously with other countries for it to succeed. “OBOR has
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        Minister urges young to grow entrepreneurial spirit
        519 15  -  ANGELATENG angelateng@mediacorp.com.sg SINGAPORE —Entrepreneurship is a “mindset” and anyone can be an entrepreneur whether they are in their own business, a company or the government, Minister for Trade and Industry (Industry) S Iswaran said yesterday. “When you talk about entrepreneurship, it doesn’t mean
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    • sports
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        Lock icon Sport SG chief Lim praises S’pore team, but rebukes athletics body
        921 16  -  Overall performance encouraging for an away Games and among debutants, but S’pore Athletics ‘needs to take a hard look inwards’ LOW LIN FHOONG IN KUALA LUMPUR linfhoong@med iacorp.com .sg KUAL A LUMPUR —As the action winds down at the
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        Lock icon No gold, but Singapore Gymnastics eyes silver lining
        709 17  -  TEO TENG KIAT IN KUALA LUMPUR tengkiat.teo@mediacorp.com.sg KUALA LUMPUR Singapore rounded off their gymnastics campaign at the 29th SEA Games yesterday with a bronze in the rhythmic mixed apparatus (two ropes and three balls) event. That brought their final tally to two
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        Lock icon Diver Lim overcomes university disruption to end 36-year drought
        426 17  -  LOW LIN FHOONG IN KUALALUMPUR KUALA LUMPUR —Just five months ago, Singaporean diver Freida Lim (picture) found herself in limbo after Clemson University, South Carolina, where she was enrolled on a full athletic scholarship, suddenly cancelled its women’s diving programme. The
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  • comment & analysis
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      Lock icon Despite courting US, Vietnam won’t break up with China
      1322 20  -  LOVE-HATE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HANOI, BEIJING GOES ON TUONGVU Tuong Vu is director of Asian Studies and professor of Political Science at the University of Oregon. His most recent book is Vietnam’s Communist Revolution: The Power and Limits of Ideology. YALE GLOBAL
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      Lock icon The risk of relying on experts to tackle inequality
      981 22  -  TIME TO HAVE MEASURES THAT EVERYONE CAN UNDERSTAND KAUSHIKBASU Kaushik Basu, a former chief economist of the World Bank, is Professor of Economics at Cornell University. PROJECT SYNDICATE Ten years ago this month, the world glimpsed the first clear signals of
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      Lock icon S’pore will keep thinking big, being bold, and won’t be bullied
      1436 23  -  China’s One Belt One Road initiative (OBOR) is a bold vision that can reshape global trade, but for it to succeed, Beijing will have to work harmoniously with other countries, said Minister for Home Affairs K Shanmugam yesterday at
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      35 20 The upshot is that we are increasingly reliant on experts. And experts may decide to use their know-how not just to address the challenges ahead, but also to serve their own interests. KAUSHIK BASU 22
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      Cost of healthy food must be addressed
      198 24  -  FROM OSCAR LEE SHING KIAN There is a paradox regarding the cost of food today (Reduce prices of healthy food, drink options; Aug 22). Wholemeal bread, which uses unrefined ingredients, costs more than white bread, which uses refined wheat flour; brown rice is
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      Items with less sugar should not cost more
      158 24  -  FROM ALE X JAY HUANG PE I S H E NG At the National Day Rally, the Prime Minister spoke about healthy living and the fight against diabetes (‘Invisible disease’ a serious problem in Singapore; Aug 21). I was recently at NTUC
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      Take cue from some govt departments to give NSmen day off
      182 24  -  FROM PATRIC K TAN K EONG BOON I applaud the NS50 vouchers and offers as well as the appreciation given during the National Day Parade to commemorate 50 years of National Service. The free bus and train rides on
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      Are our public spaces guarded against vehicular rampages?
      163 24  -  FROM HO SWE E HUAT Our civil defence and armed forces have, in mock exercises, demonstrated how effective they are in putting down acts of terrorism. These rehearsals start mostly with “terrorists” entering the scene wielding guns and bombs. We are also
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    • QUICK HITS
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        HAVE STUDENT-ONLY BUSES FOR MRT DELAYS DURING EXAMS
        69 24  -  STEPHEN ONG I refer to the report “Twin MRT faults on Friday morning not linked: LTA” (Aug 18, online). As national examinations are coming up, I propose that the rail operators and the Education Ministry plan ahead and work together to activate
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      Corrections
      96 24 Our headline “MOE to open 13 kindergartens in high-demand areas by 2020” (Aug 24) stated wrongly that 13 Ministry of Education kindergartens will open by 2020. It should have been 16. In “Umbrella-sharing project in Sembawang brightens up rainy days” (Aug 24), we reported Sembawang GRC Member of Parliament
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      37 24 •HAVEYOURSAY email your letters to voices@mediacorp.com.sg JOIN THE CONVERSATION facebook.com/todayonline READ MORE LETTERS todayonline.com/voices LETTER SMRT SHOULD PUBLICISE SIGNALLING TEST SCHEDULE IN ADVANCE Visit todayonline.com/voices or download the TODAY app for the letter from Fong Wei Kurk.
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  • world
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      Lock icon China, India agree to ease tensions in border dispute
      583 25 Move to end standoff on Doklam plateau precedes Brics international relations summit AGENCIES NEW DELHI/BEIJING India and China reached an agreement to ease tensions at the site of a heated border dispute in a remote section of the Himalayas, officials announced
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      Lock icon Tokyo seeks to staunch regional student exodus
      455 25 455,000.FINANCIAL TIMES TOKYO Japan is planning an enrolment cap for Tokyo’s private universities, in a move aimed at reversing a tide of ambitious 18-year-olds eager to abandon the provinces and study in the capital. The plan to clip Tokyo’s academic wings is part
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        Lock icon Strength in numbers: Chinese military explores drone swarms
        1910 26 Beijing believes a fleet of mini aircraft can be effective as lethal and non-lethal weapons FINANCIAL TIMES BEIJING —With their tiny propellers buzzing, the fleet of Chinese aircraft, little larger than model planes, is flung into the air one at a time
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        Lock icon GADGET FACTORIES READY TO PLAY MILITARY ROLE
        364 27 software.FINANCIAL TIMES High technology undergoes a dramatic transformation when it hits China everything from smartphones to laptops to telecommunications networks go from being expensive and proprietary to being cheap and easy to produce in a few short years. Thousands of factories in southern
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        Lock icon Whereabouts of ex-Thai PM Yingluck unknown: Defence minister
        540 28 AGENCIES BANGKOK —Thailand’s defence minister yesterday said he did not know the whereabouts of former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra, days after she failed to show up for a verdict in her trial for negligence at which she faced up to 10 years
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        Lock icon Myanmar tightens the screws on Rohingya insurgents
        699 28 AGENCIES YANGON —Myanmar security forces intensified operations against Rohingya insurgents yesterday, the police and other sources said, following three days of clashes with militants in the worst violence involving Myanmar’s Muslim minority in five years. “Now the situation is not good. Everything depends
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        Lock icon ‘Pakatan unlikely to wrest enough votes from rivals in Kelantan, Terengganu’
        831 29 MALAY MAIL ONLINE KUALA LUMPUR —Malaysia’s opposition coalition Pakatan Harapan (PH) is unlikely to sway enough Malay voters away from rivals Parti Islam Se-Ma-laysia (PAS) and United Malays National Organisation (Umno) to support its ambition of wresting the east
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        Lock icon Sarawak eyeing S’pore model for its primary schools
        326 29 MALAY MAIL ONLINE KUCHING Sarawak is considering Singapore’s implementation of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (Stem) education for its primary schools, state Education, Science and Technological Research Minister Michael Manyin said yesterday. This comes after officers from his ministry met with counterparts
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  • Page 30 Miscellaneous
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      238 30 TV HIGHLIGHTS TANGLIN (HD) (PG) (CC) Jay, with help from Diana, comes up with a brilliant plan on how to bring KS Foods back into the market. At the Bhaskars, Meera fusses over Joy, and Tanya is worried that Joy will be spoiled. Shruti thinks of a way to have
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