Aljazeera – Tue, Aug 7, 2012
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SMRT will embark on a full-scale inspection of the entire North-South and East-West lines to detect any potential rail cracks.
The Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) has stopped the sale of a brand of tapioca balls commonly used to make Taiwan bubble tea in Singapore. In a Facebook post on Monday, the AVA said it had informed the local importers of Sunright brand tapioca balls -- commonly known as "pearls" -- to withdraw them from sale.
To kick off this year's Miss Universe Singapore pageant, 15 of the 16 finalists were unveiled to the media on Saturday.
A clip of a man hitting an office worker – who appears to be an employee under his supervision - has gone viral in Singapore, sparking outrage and calls for the authorities to step in.
“People need to feel compassion,” says former president of Singapore, S R Nathan. “Problems will always be there. You can always throw money but that will not be the solution," he said as he urged more Singaporeans to give of their time and effort as volunteers to help those in need.
NASA scientists made history on Monday when they landed a probe on Mars.
Part of the project's task is to look for any evidence that life has ever existed on the planet.
Now scientists in California are looking for life in an entirely different way. And tens of thousands of enthusiastic would-be alien seekers have signed up to help.
Al Jazeera's Rob Reynolds reports from Mountain View, California.
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