Daily briefing: Amy Cheong leaves Singapore, case heard on cabby assault

Here are the stories from around the web that Singaporeans are talking about including proposals to encourage getting married and procreation.

Amy Cheong left Singapore after receiving threats. Read more about it here.

A former taxi driver told the court that in 2011 he was hit with an umbrella until it broke. See the article here.

The government is studying proposals from the public on how to encourage Singaporeans to get married and have children earlier. Find out more here.

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