News that matters: 'Terror' bomber strikes New York subway, three hurt

Also: Car dealers to remove warranty restrictions on use of independent workshops [] Email not displaying correctly? [View in your browser.]( 12 December 2017 [World]( ['Terror' bomber strikes New York subway, three hurt]( NEW YORK: A 27-year-old from Bangladesh detonated a home-made pipe bomb strapped to his body in a crowded New York subway passage during the morning rush hour on Monday (Dec 11), injuring three people and putting the city on edge just six weeks after a deadly truck attack. [( [Singapore]( [Car dealers to remove warranty restrictions on use of independent workshops]( SINGAPORE: Major car dealers have agreed to remove restrictions on warranties and related documents, announced the Competition Commission of Singapore (CCS) on Monday (Dec 11). [( [Asia Pacific]( [Fake infant formula in Johor: How to spot counterfeit packets]( SINGAPORE: Enfagrow A+ Malaysia has issued a statement informing consumers how to identify packets of fake infant formula that were sold in Johor Baru. [( [Singapore]( [Higher tuition fees for students joining polytechnics and ITE in 2018]( SINGAPORE: Students planning to enrol in the polytechnics and Institute of Technical Education (ITE) next year will see tuition fees go up. [( ADVERTISEMENT OTHER STORIES [Asia Pacific]( [Anwar's lawyers ask 'concerned' Malaysian PM to grant his release from prison]( [Singapore]( [Dakota Crescent to be redeveloped into public housing site]( [Singapore]( [30,000 workers in cleaning, waste management sectors to be trained in higher-skilled jobs by 2025]( [Business]( [Commentary: Blindly following best practice can make lemmings of us all]( ADVERTISEMENT [Read more on channelnewsasia.com.]( Follow our news Experience news with our apps Add editor@newsletter.channelnewsasia.com to your address book to ensure that you receive our emails in your inbox. [Unsubscribe]( © 2017 Channel NewsAsia. All rights reserved. Selling, re-distributing or reproducing the information on these pages without prior permission from Channel NewsAsia is strictly prohibited. Channel NewsAsia shall not be liable for any errors or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon.