Singapore’s hawker culture is quintessentially Singaporean. Don’t ever let it die Tan Bah Bah © The Independent Singapore
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In a year devastated by the terrible Covid-19 and the infantile antics of a self-serving man child American president, news that Singapore’s hawker culture has found a place in Unesco’s intangible cultural heritage list comes as a nice year-end present. Well done, Singapore. The year 2020 has not been so bad after all.
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KUALA LUMPUR: Any policeman found to have profited from illegal means will face the full weight of the law, warns the Kuala Lumpur police chief.
Comm Datuk Saiful Azly Kamaruddin said that between Nov 25 and Dec 15, city police arrested eight of their own for various offences, including extortion and criminal intimidation.
At a press conference held at the contingent headquarters yesterday, he highlighted several cases.
One such case, which occurred on Dec 7, saw three policemen arrested for extortion.
The case came to light after videos of a police stop were received by Dang Wangi police.
“On Dec 7 at 8.30am, the Dang Wangi police chief received several videos showing his men on patrol stopping a car along Jalan Imbi. A chase ensued on the four men, of which two were caught.