Natasha Ganesan is a Digital Journalist at CNA, Asia's leading English-language news platform. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime and justice, the judicial system, and issues related to HR and workforce, with a particular focus on legal affairs and civil rights. Natasha's work has been featured in ChannelNewsAsia, TODAY, and Newswav.
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By: Natasha Ganesan
The loop has been closed since Apr 19 for upgrading works to expand the Sengkang-Punggol LRT depot.
By: Natasha Ganesan
Analysts say border clearance and ticketing will also need to keep up to allow smooth passenger service during a holiday surge.
By: Natasha Ganesan
Go-Ahead Singapore's proposal was strongest in plans to manage large-scale electric bus operations and maintenance, says the transport minister.
By: Natasha Ganesan
A total of 254 cars have been impounded since July 2025, said Senior Minister of State for Transport Sun Xueling.
By: Charmaine Jacob, Natasha Ganesan, Ang Hwee
But others are continuing their normal activities, including turning up for the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix and its activities.
By: Natasha Ganesan
"We encouraged each other, learned from one another and, most importantly, knew that we were not navigating those challenges alone," says one Brunei air force officer.
By: Natasha Ganesan
Eligible Singaporeans will pay no more than S$10 for treatment of haze-related conditions, said the Ministry of Health.
By: Natasha Ganesan
The seized e-vaporisers and tobacco-related products were kept in custody at the warehouse the offender had rented because the quantity was so large that HSA officers were unable to transport all the stash to their headquarters.
By: Natasha Ganesan
The transboundary haze is "not simply an act of nature", but a problem driven by companies pursuing profits, said Senior Minister K Shanmugam on Monday (Oct 19).
By: Natasha Ganesan
From maritime terrorism to drones, navies face a wider range of threats that do not always fit neatly into either law enforcement or conventional warfare.
