The Montfort Secondary School bullying incident has shocked Singapore, with a viral video showing students attacking a fellow classmate. Despite the school's claim of "appropriate disciplinary actions", the victim’s mother is speaking out, demanding transparency. Are schools doing enough, or is it time for harsher punishments? Meanwhile, a new task force report suggests grants for coffee shop owners to clean their infamously dirty toilets. But should taxpayers foot the bill for this?

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Montfort Bullying Incident Sparks Outrage

• Police investigating Montfort Secondary bullying incident
• Montfort Secondary School disciplines students for tripping, kicking schoolmate
• Montfort Sec bullying: Victim's mum files police report, says son is traumatised
• MOE takes serious view of bullying or violence, but vigilantism can complicate situation: Chan Chun Sing

Grants to Save Coffee Shop Toilets?

• Task force recommends government grants for coffee shop operators to renovate toilets & deep clean regularly
• PTTF Report
• Close to 1 in 2 Willing to Pay for Public Toilets If Cleanliness is Guaranteed

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