Daily briefing: Restaurant in trouble, survey says 79% of Singaporeans not disaster-ready

Here are the stories from around the web that Singaporeans are talking about including that bomb relic unearthed in Geylang.

A new restaurant in Singapore is in trouble after some 20 staff performed a flash-mob haka on Orchard Road without a public entertainment licence. Read about it here.

An old World War II bomb relic has been found at a construction site in Geylang. See the story here.

A new survey shows that about four out of five Singaporeans do not consider themselves to be prepared for major disasters. Find out more here.

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