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A strike force has frozen $580 million in cryptocurrency assets linked to Southeast Asian scam networks. This action comes as Bitcoin has fallen by half from its peak, with capital outflows from crypto funds recorded for four consecutive months.

A strike force has frozen $580 million in cryptocurrency assets linked to Southeast Asian scam networks. The frozen assets are linked to ongoing investigations into money laundering and fraud. The identities of the strike force and targets were not disclosed.

Hantavirus cases are increasing, prompting new quarantine measures in affected areas. The exact number of new cases and the scope of the quarantines are still being assessed. Several regions have reported a rise in infections.

Nicole Kay, co-founder of Nosh Produce, a specialty indoor farm in Singapore, discussed her company's operations. The conversation focused on their approach to specialty produce.

Singapore is discussing trade policies, specifically quotas on beef exporting nations to lower prices. Elizabeth Newthere provided commentary on the trade situation.

A construction company has begun trialing the use of artificial intelligence to consolidate project management. This initiative is part of a broader heat stress management strategy.

Singapore has stated that the United States removed an inaccurate trade balances statement. This action suggests a correction of previously released economic data.

A workshop titled 'Code Red to Code Green: Activating AI for Climate Action in Asia Pacific' has been announced. It will feature an 'AI for the Planet Showcase'.

Irish pop group Westlife has announced a concert in Singapore scheduled for January 2027. Further details regarding the event are available through Channel News Asia.

The United States has removed a statement regarding inaccurate trade balances, according to Singapore.