Farah Daley is a journalist for The Straits Times, focusing on local news in Singapore. She covers a wide range of topics, including traffic incidents, community stories, and human interest pieces. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Farah strives to provide accurate and engaging news to her readers.
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Farah Daley's articles predominantly focus on local Singaporean news, particularly evolving stories and breaking news related to road accidents, traffic incidents, customer service issues, scams, acts of kindness and vandalism.
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Despite 'no football'signs at the void deck of Block 506 Yishun Avenue 4, several boys have been gathering in the area to kick a ball around.
Two motorcyclists were taken to hospital after their motorcycles were involved in an accident with two cars on the Tampines Expressway (TPE) on Nov 11.
Eight men and two women, aged between 19 and 69, were arrested for their suspected involvement in loansharking activities.
A multi-agency crackdown on public entertainment outlets in Joo Chiat on Nov 8 led to the arrest of 12 men and three women, aged between 19 and 63.
By: Farah Daley
A man found an extra ingredient in his Curry'O curry puff. Read more at stomp.straitstimes
A Singaporean woman feared for her life when she realised a Grab driver was watching a movie while driving in Johor Bahru, Malaysia on Nov 12.
By: Farah Daley
Seven beverages sold in Singapore have been found to contain medicinal substances not permitted in food. The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has advised the public not to purchase or consume these products. Read more at stomp.straitstimes
Clutter and litter appear to be persistent problems faced by the residents at Yishun Street 72.
By: Farah Daley
A motorist was left stunned after a pedestrian reacted angrily to getting honked at. Read more at stomp.straitstimes
Marsiling-Yew Tee Town Council (MYTTC) is looking to identify the individual responsible for letting their pet defecate and urinate inside a lift at Block 328 Woodlands Street 32.
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