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By Anas Abu Hassan SINGAPORE, Sept 21 (Bernama) -- Putting feet on seats, playing loud audio, littering and eating or drinking on Singapore’s public buses could see commuters slapped with a fine of up to S$500 (S$1=RM3.20) from Sept 23 under new regulations aimed at curbing nuisance and disruptive behaviour.
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With almost all votes counted, results showed Vladimir Putin's party will have a supermajority larger than its previous 2016 record of 343 seats.
With almost all votes counted, results showed Vladimir Putin's party will have a supermajority larger than its previous 2016 record of 343 seats.
…Niger govt lifts curfew Monday The Minna Branch of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has constituted a 13-member ad hoc read more NBA Minna sets up committee to probe deaths of 37 miners in NSCDC…
[Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Egypt has agreed to South Sudan's planned Grand Fula Dam after reviewing technical studies on the project, Egyptian Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Hani…
South Africa’s incoming municipal councils may face a severe test as El Niño threatens lower rainfall, higher temperatures, food security and already strained local-government systems.
