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Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong says youths will get more opportunities to be prepared to defend Singapore against terrorism. With growing concerns …
Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong says youths will get more opportunities to be prepared to defend Singapore against terrorism. With growing concerns of youth radicalisation, their peers will be better equipped to spot the warning signs. Singapore is marking 10 years of the SGSecure movement. Aslam Shah with more.
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@@SubaThiru-r8lImported1mo ago
Is not ceca but prc/ccp speech<br>Terroist are mostly from one cult
@@weirdshitImported1mo ago
Just give these offenders the death sentence, and that will curb much of it in future.
Second Minister for Home Affairs Edwin Tong says youths will get more opportunities to be prepared to defend Singapore against terrorism. With growing concerns of youth radicalisation, their peers will be better equipped to spot the warning signs. Singapore is marking 10 years of the SGSecure movement. Aslam Shah with more.
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