Daily briefing: It's all about Amy Cheong

In case you haven't heard, here's what's been said and done.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and other ministers have responded to the racist remarks made by former NTUC assistant director Amy Cheong. Watch the video here.

Singapore police are now conducting a probe on the former NTUC staff who was fired for her profanity-laced Facebook post insulting traditional Malay void deck weddings. Read about it here.

Amy Cheong meanwhile has issued an apology. Read it in full here.

Read the social media lessons we can all learn from the Amy Cheong saga here.

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