Good morning! These are our top stories to start on Monday 27 August.
At least 4 people were killed during mass shooting at a video game tournament in Florida

According to reports in the local media, the shooter, who was killed on the spot, was a gamer who participated in the tournament in a restaurant in Jacksonville.
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New waterfront district in Punggol open, more than 2,000 new flats are launched in August

The Punggol Point District, located at the northeastern point of the city of Punggol, is considered a smart and green city that lives up to its heritage as an agricultural area.
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More than 20,000 Wireless @ SG hotspots currently in Singapore: IMDA

An IMDA spokesperson said that it has also succeeded in achieving an average speed of more than 30 Mbps, which means that Wireless @ SG connection is faster than 4G speeds.
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Big leap in the use of mobile data in Singapore

The latest IMDA figures show that Singapore residents have consumed 185 petabytes – or 185 million gigabytes (GB) – of mobile data up to and including March.
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& # 39; Parrot Man & # 39; Zeng Guoyuan arrested for disorderly behavior in Orchard Road

Zeng, 64, had verbally abused a busker after playing loud music from a speaker. When he was approached by police officers, he called loudly and caused quarrel.
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Six months of paternity leave in Singapore? Not everyone is convinced

A recent seminar on family-friendly workplaces has shown a growing trend towards attractive work-life balance initiatives, which companies now believe is the key to attracting young talent.
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The leaders of Singapore pay tribute to American Senator John McCain and give condolences to his family

In his letter, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong called Mr. McCain a true hero whose "courageous acts of patriotic service to his country were a model for us all".
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Homeless man claims a couple who raised US $ 400,000 for spending on holidays, casino & # 39; s and a BMW

Johnny Bobbitt had spent his last $ 20 (S $ 27) to buy stranded motorist Kate McClure a bus of fuel, triggering the latter to launch a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for him.
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The Coo hostel in Singapore and the Atlas bar make up the Great Places list of Time & # 39; s 2018

The inaugural list contains 100 entries from 48 countries, sorted into categories for visits, stays and dinners.
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More riches for Crazy Rich Asians as rom-com for the second weekend of the American box office

The filming of Kevin Kwan's best-selling novel earned US $ 25 million ($ 34 million), which almost corresponds to the debut of US $ 26.5 million last week.
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