Elaine Lee is a Senior Editor for various publications, including The Straits Times, Newswav, and LYNNWOOD TODAY. With a focus on reporting current events and news stories, Elaine covers a wide range of topics including transportation, crime, accidents, entertainment, and social issues. Her articles provide readers with up-to-date information and insights on various happenings in Singapore and beyond.
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Elaine Lee's coverage spans a diverse range of topics including crime, human resources & employment, culture & society, and travel & tourism. Her articles often focus on government announcements and evolving stories.
Given her extensive coverage across various themes, she may be interested in pitches related to unique cultural events or societal developments. Additionally, she has covered breaking news stories related to accidents and incidents, so providing insights or expert commentary on similar evolving events might interest her.
As Elaine does not have a specified geographic focus but covers international news such as the New Year's Eve incident in Taiwan and an elephant attack in Sabah; thus relevant pitches should consider global relevance rather than specific regional ties.
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By: Elaine Lee, David Sun
By: Elaine Lee, David Sun
Elaine Lee and David Sun The Straits Times December 10, 2024 A knife attack in Hougang in the late morning on Dec 10 left one woman dead and two others, including the suspected assailant, injured.
SINGAPORE – About 30 residents were evacuated after a fire broke out in a Redhill flat on the evening of Dec 12
By: Elaine Lee
Such vapes contain etomidate or even ketamine and are being sold on messaging apps like Telegram. Read more at straitstimes.
Amirul (not his real name) was offered a vape by his friend in September, and took a puff without thinking much about it.
By: Elaine Lee
LTA urged the public to avoid using these services. Read more at straitstimes.
The Land Transport Authority (LTA) on Dec 18 caught 12 drivers at Changi Airport for providing illegal chauffeur services.
By: Elaine Lee
SINGAPORE - Stocks of an ayurvedic supplement has been seized by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) after a woman who was consuming it was hospitalised for lead poisoning.
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