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Parry Avenue field to reopen on Sunday; probe finds no evidence of substances linking it to 3 dog deaths

Singapore News - A field in Parry Avenue popular among dog owners that was cordoned off after the death of three canines will reopen after a probe found no evidence. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Parry Avenue field to reopen on Sunday; probe finds no evidence of substances linking it to 3 dog deaths

AVS and SLA said more than 100 soil samples were collected and tested. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Man fined S$1,000 for killing python at Boon Lay Place market

Man fined S$1,000 for killing python at Boon Lay Place market
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Man fined S$1,000 for killing python at Boon Lay market

SINGAPORE: A man who was seen killing a snake in a video in April has been fined by the National Parks Board (NParks). "The National Parks Board investigated a case involving a man killing a python

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Snake looked like it was in a lot of pain , says man fined S$1,000 for hacking python to death

SINGAPORE: A man who was filmed killing a python with a cleaver in Boon Lay in April has been fined S$1,000 by the National Parks Board (NParks).

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