Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Dec 15)

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Singapore government cuts FY22 emissions by 3.5% on incineration plant closure

THE Singapore government used more electricity in the year started April 2022, but still cut total emissions by 3.5 per cent to 3.7 million tonnes due to the decommissioning of the Tuas incineration plant, the inaugural GreenGov.SG government sustainability report showed on Friday (Dec 15).

Singapore’s tourist arrivals fall again to 1.1 million in November

SINGAPORE’S international visitor arrivals marked the fourth straight month of declines to come in at 1,100,459 in November, based on the latest figures from the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) on Friday (Dec 15).

CSA consults public on proposed amendments to Cybersecurity Bill

THE Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) is seeking public feedback on the Cybersecurity (Amendment) Bill as part of its review of the Cybersecurity Act.

Grape expectations adapt to climate change

WARM, sunny and a bumper crop. That was how expert reports expected the burgundy grape season in 2020 to go. 

Prosecution considers more charges against money laundering accused Su Baolin; defence restates cancer risk

POLICE have uncovered more potential forged documents submitted by Su Baolin to financial institutions, which may lead to further charges against him, prosecutors said in court on Friday (Dec 15).

Singapore shares fall in contrast to regional markets; STI dips 0.2%

SINGAPORE shares sank on Friday (Dec 15) in a surprise contrast to regional markets, which ended largely positive after the United States Federal Reserve hinted at an end to its string of rate hikes.