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38 Oxley Road Site Set to Be Gazetted as National Monument, for Possible Use as Heritage Park

Lee Hsien Loong · Singapore

38 Oxley Road Site Set to Be Gazetted as National Monument, for Possible Use as Heritage Park

50% Right coverage: 6 sources

The government says it will respect Mr Lee Kuan Yew's wishes and remove all traces of his family's private living spaces.See the Story

Malaysia’s Super Magnet Plant Will Boost Attraction to Rare Earth Sector: Anwar

Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim · Pahang

Malaysia’s Super Magnet Plant Will Boost Attraction to Rare Earth Sector: Anwar

Coverage: 4 sources

The Malaysian prime minister says Lynas-JS Link’s 3,000-tonne neodymium magnet manufacturing facility is all set to go ahead.See the Story

JB-S'pore RTS Link to commence train trials in December, overall progress at 65%

Asia · Johor Bahru

JB-S'pore RTS Link to commence train trials in December, overall progress at 65%

The Johor Bahru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link will commence its first phase of trials — without the involvement of passengers — in December, said Malaysian Transport Minister Anthony Loke.The update was given by Loke on Monday (Nov 3), after a site visit at the Immigration, Customs and Quarantine (ICQ) Complex in Bukit Chagar. Loke said that track installation has been completed and the first RTS trains are set to arrive at the Wadi …See the Story

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