Nadine Chua is a journalist based in Singapore, focusing on local news and current affairs. She writes for The Straits Times, Newswav, and Star Media Group Berhad, with her work also appearing in Asia International News. Nadine's articles cover a range of topics including crime, legal proceedings, social issues, and business news.
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Nadine Chua's reporting predominantly focuses on local crime, legal matters, and government announcements in Singapore. She covers breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, money laundering, assault, child abuse, and sexual assault.
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By: Nadine Chua
SINGAPORE – A man who recorded upskirt videos of 18 women over a half-year period was sentenced to four months' jail on Nov 11.
By: Nadine Chua
SINGAPORE – A healthcare assistant working at a nursing home was sentenced to seven months and two weeks' jail on Nov 11 for molesting his male colleague.
By: Nadine Chua
Muhammad Fariz Shaik Sha Marican, 33, also made false medical certificates and an electronic letter purportedly from the Singapore Armed Forces, causing the Ministry of Health, where he worked, to excuse him from reporting for work.
By: Nadine Chua
SINGAPORE – A man who handed a bread knife to his alleged accomplice and later disposed of evidence in the fatal Orchard Road brawl was sentenced to eight months and six weeks' jail and six strokes of the cane.
By: Nadine Chua
SINGAPORE - In one of the largest cases of kickbacks investigated by the Ministry of Manpower to date, a man demanded close to $400,000 from foreign workers for the renewal of their work permits.
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