Lydia Lam is a court correspondent for ChannelNewsAsia, specializing in reporting on legal cases and court proceedings in Singapore. With a background in journalism from publications such as The Straits Times and My Paper, Lydia brings a thorough and insightful approach to her coverage of local news and legal issues.
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The cyclist, who was grievously injured in the collision, had the right of way.
By: Lydia Lam
The woman cited monthly expenses of S$5,040, including "generous estimates" for food and groceries, apparel, grooming, travel and entertainment.
By: Lydia Lam
The Singpass details were used to create a bank account that funnelled S$397,995 in scam proceeds from a 76-year-old victim.
By: Lydia Lam
He allegedly lost control of his vehicle and struck a wall before veering into a motorcyclist, grievously injuring her.
By: Lydia Lam
The 61-year-old purportedly got two women to set up companies and accompanying bank accounts in Singapore, which later received alleged overseas investment scam proceeds.
By: Lydia Lam
The mother of the victim, who pleaded guilty to allowing the abuse, sobbed in the dock when her lawyer talked about how she felt she had failed as a mother.
By: Lydia Lam
When confronted by the victim and another woman, the private-hire car driver ran down the stairs to his parked car and drove through a parking barrier to escape.
By: Lydia Lam
Hsu Yee Chern allegedly leaked information about three DSTA projects to a project manager who had dealings with the government agency.
By: Lydia Lam
The coroner said the nest, which was 12m up in a tree along the Sembawang Park Connector, had likely not been spotted earlier by an arborist and NParks contractors because it was not obvious to the naked eye.
By: Lydia Lam
The coroner said the nest, which was 12m up in a tree along the Sembawang Park Connector, had likely not been spotted earlier by an arborist and NParks contractors because it was not obvious to the naked eye.
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