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Cat licensing scheme to kick in on Sept 1 in Singapore

Cat licensing scheme to kick in on Sept 1 in Singapore
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Top 42 free things to do in Singapore (May 2024): i Light Singapore, vOilah! France Singapore Festival, Pets Day Out, and more

Bored as well as broke? We've got good news for you. This May, there's no way you'll miss out on the festivities with the slew of markets, events, and activities to keep you entertained at zero cost. Rediscover Singapore at the Singapore HeritageFest, learn about French culture through the vOilah! France Singapore Festival, and bring your mum out shopping at.

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22 runners complete 58km route overnight for S pore s 58th National Day

They're already planning next year's run.

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Oil slicks spotted on East Coast Park s shores, Latest Singapore News

Oil slicks spotted on East Coast Park s shores, Latest Singapore News
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Cats may finally be allowed in HDB flats but must not impact public health: Tan Kiat How

SINGAPORE - Cat ownership may be allowed in Housing Board flats, but it should not inconvenience neighbours or impact public health, considering the possibility that rabies could spread through the animals. Senior Minister of State for National Development Tan Kiat How said this on Saturday at a Pets' Day Out event at East Coast Park's Parkland Green, where he revealed.

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