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Daily briefing: SingTel complaint goes viral, skeleton dog back on his paws

Here are the stories from around the web that Singaporeans are talking about including SMS language in schools.

  • A SingTel subscriber has had over 12,000 likes and over 1,000 comments on his online complaint. Read about it here.
  • Mini poodle Prince, who was once called the skeleton dog, is back on his paws. Watch the video here.
  • English teachers are challenged amidst the trend of students using SMS language in their school work. Find out more here.
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