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Gabrielle Andres

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Gabrielle is a correspondent at The Straits Times. She started her journalism career in 2015 as a digital sub-editor at ST, before joining CNA Digital in 2018. She returned to ST in 2024, covering breaking news, as well as local and international current affairs, as part of the ST Now team. She has a keen interest in culture, history and the arts. When she is not writing news, she enjoys taking walks and scribbling in her journals.

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NParks urges caution after recent crocodile sightings near Pulau Ubin

Signs warning members of the public about crocodile sightings have been put up around Pulau Ubin.
Signs warning members of the public about crocodile sightings have been put up around Pulau Ubin.

Singapore to step up measures to prevent spread of measles after 12 more cases reported

Twelve cases of measles were reported between Feb 1 and March 24.
Twelve cases of measles were reported between Feb 1 and March 24.

Over 1 million Singaporean households to get utility, service and conservancy rebates in April

Utility rebates will be automatically credited to eligible households’ accounts with grid operator SP Services, and S&CC rebates with the town councils.
Utility rebates will be automatically credited to eligible households’ accounts with grid operator SP Services, and S&CC rebates with the town councils.

SBS Transit bus catches fire along TPE, no injuries reported

A photo uploaded on social media shows firefighters putting out a fire on the rear of a green bus that had stopped on the side of the road.
A photo uploaded on social media shows firefighters putting out a fire on the rear of a green bus that had stopped on the side of the road.

Some dogs, cats from Animal Lovers League find new homes

Voices for Animals will take in cats from Animal Lovers League, which has been ordered to leave its premises at The Animal Lodge, on March 27.
Voices for Animals will take in cats from Animal Lovers League, which has been ordered to leave its premises at The Animal Lodge, on March 27.

Singapore, Australia will work closely to ensure flow of key goods like diesel, natural gas

The two leaders said that Singapore and Australia will consult each other on any disruptions that had ramifications on the trade of energy.
The two leaders said that Singapore and Australia will consult each other on any disruptions that had ramifications on the trade of energy.

S’pore ministers visit Johor royal family’s Hari Raya Open House, discuss ways to enhance cooperation

Social and Family Development Minister Masagos Zulkifli (foreground, left) and Education Minister Desmond Lee (back, left), together with their spouses, were hosted to lunch by the Regent of Johor Tunku Ismail (foreground, right) and his wife Che’ Puan Mahkota Khaleeda Johor (back, second from left).
Social and Family Development Minister Masagos Zulkifli (foreground, left) and Education Minister Desmond Lee (back, left), together with their spouses, were hosted to lunch by the Regent of Johor Tunku Ismail (foreground, right) and his wife Che’ Puan Mahkota Khaleeda Johor (back, second from left).

Muslims in Singapore to celebrate Hari Raya Aidilfitri on March 21: Mufti

Hari Raya Light Up and first day of the Bazaar Raya Geylang Serai, on Fen 14, 2026.
Hari Raya Light Up and first day of the Bazaar Raya Geylang Serai, on Fen 14, 2026.

Two taken to hospital after accident in Lim Chu Kang leaves driver trapped in van

A video uploaded on the Singapore Incidents Facebook group shows a van and a car facing opposite directions in a crash on the side of the road.
A video uploaded on the Singapore Incidents Facebook group shows a van and a car facing opposite directions in a crash on the side of the road.

Police issue warnings, advisories to 30 for alleged involvement in unlawful societies

The police said the unlawful societies organised a religious event in September 2024, which was attended by 25 foreigners believed to be associated with overseas triads.
The police said the unlawful societies organised a religious event in September 2024, which was attended by 25 foreigners believed to be associated with overseas triads.

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MDDI (P) 046/10/2025. Published by SPH Media Limited, Co. Regn. No.202120748H. Copyright © 2026 SPH Media Limited. All rights reserved.