Tuesday #sgroundup: McAfee study reveals 1 in 9 Singaporean teens have been cyberbullied

Here are Tuesday's top trending stories:

McAfee study reveals 1 in 9 Singaporean teens have been cyberbullied

McAfee (Part of Intel Security) has announced that 1 in 3 Singaporean teens have had experience with cyberbullying. This group includes witnessing cyberbullying (61%), having been cyberbullied (28%) or were the cyber-bully themselves (29%). This means that 1 in 9 Singaporean teens have either been the bully or have been bullied themselves.

https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/mcafee-study-reveals-1-9-080021979.html

Japanese researchers develop 30-minute Ebola test

Japanese researchers said Tuesday they had developed a new method to detect the presence of the Ebola virus in 30 minutes, with technology that could allow doctors to quickly diagnose infection.

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/japanese-researchers-develop-30-minute-ebola-test-061658143.html

Anti-China group nabbed for planned Manila attacks

Philippine authorities said Tuesday that they arrested three men linked to a group that was planning to set off firebombs at Manila's international airport and a major mall in the city to protest the government's alleged "soft" stance in its territorial dispute with China. The military, however, downplayed the planned attacks, saying the men were just seeking attention.

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/anti-china-group-nabbed-attempted-firebombing-041404902.html

9 steps a Japanese man took to 16 surrogate babies

Police say Japanese businessman Mitsutoki Shigeta followed nine key steps on his path to fathering 16 surrogate babies in Thailand, born starting in June 2013. It's unclear whether he went through all of the steps for every baby; four are in Cambodia and the rest remain in Thailand.

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/9-steps-japanese-man-took-16-surrogate-babies-074532452.html

Dethroned Myanmar beauty queen blasts pageant boss

A dethroned beauty queen from Myanmar said Tuesday she won't return her bejeweled US$100,000 crown until pageant organizers apologise for calling her a liar and a thief.

May Myat Noe — the 2014 Miss Asia Pacific World winner — told a news conference that she had done nothing wrong to cause her to be dethroned.

https://sg.news.yahoo.com/dethroned-myanmar-beauty-queen-blasts-pageant-boss-060841667.html