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  <text>Singapore's Land Transport Authority introduces fines of up to S$500 (US$390) for eating on public buses or placing feet on seats, while severe cleanliness or safety violations can incur penalties of up to S$5,000 (US$3,900). </text>
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  <text>New Zealand's critically endangered black robin wins Forest &amp; Bird's Bird of the Year competition with more than 26,000 votes out of about 105,000 votes. </text>
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  <text>An explosion injures three South Korean military officers during an operation inside the Demilitarized Zone, south of the military demarcation line. The Joint Chiefs of Staff says the cause remains unknown. </text>
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  <text>The Red Sea International Film Festival in Saudi Arabia is postponed to 2027 due to the ongoing conflict with the Houthis. </text>
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  <text>Pakistan's military launches strikes over the Afghanistan–Pakistan border in retaliation for the 2026 Kohat attack. Afghanistan's government and UNAMA report that a family of three was killed in the strikes. </text>
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  <text>British Prime Minister Andy Burnham says that the United Kingdom will offer Saudi Arabia aerial refueling in its ongoing conflict with the Houthis. </text>
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