Next Media: Bus accident triggers riot in Singapore

Malay Mail
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  • 6 years ago
Dozens were injured and 27 arrested after riots broke out in Singapore's 'Little India' district on Sunday (December 8). The violence began after a Bangladeshi migrant worker was struck and killed by a bus. — Reuters

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