The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) says it is engaging with specific VCC managers to determine whether supervisory interventions or regulatory actions may be warranted.

Cases involving e-vaporisers containing psychotropic substances on the rise.

The courts have ruled that “occasional memory lapses” would not disqualify anyone from making a will because such a condition alone does not mean the person lacks the mental capacity to understand what they are doing.

The court dismissed the appeal, rejecting the arguments that the man has shown remorse and that he should be given a sentencing discount for pleading guilty.