REACH (Telegram) 167 - Share your thoughts or concerns about the gas reduction and the study of alternative energy options.
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26 Oct 2026 (10am - 7pm)
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[26/10/2026 10:01 am] REACH Singapore: 📢 Topic 📢
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Minister for Energy, Trade and Industry Dr Tan See Leng addressed the reduction in piped natural gas exports from Indonesia, reaffirming Singapore’s stance on commercial contracts and assuring the public of energy security and stable electricity prices. The government emphasised that Singapore has robust contingency plans in place and is actively diversifying its energy sources to maintain resilience.
💬 Share your thoughts or concerns about the gas reduction and the study of alternative energy options.
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, Minister Tan See Leng, and the Energy Market Authority (EMA) emphasised that:
(1) Singapore expects all parties to honour commercial gas contracts, and Singapore’s gas importer will take all necessary steps to safeguard its rights and commercial interests;
(2) the gas reduction amounts to less than 2% of Singapore's total daily gas demand. The gas diverted by Indonesia to meet its domestic needs is unlikely to impact local electricity prices or supply stability;
(3) the EMA has contingency plans in place to handle such reductions, and Singapore actively imports natural gas from other global sources; and
(4) Singapore continues to carefully study alternative energy options such as nuclear energy, by assessing potential risks and trade-offs to transition toward cleaner, reliable power sources beyond natural gas.
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[26/10/2026 10:56 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> LCL Danny 心 (1st HP): @Babe:436....
I expected a political firestorm when dealing with our big neighbor.
Indeed it has happened.
[26/10/2026 11:00 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
I am of the view that our approach in tackling the haze is appropriate.
We should press on with investigating the haze linked companies to ensure no impunity and accountability.
But we have to be more cautious with our statements.
[26/10/2026 11:00 am] REACH Telegram Administrator:
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[ Poll : 2. I am confident in Singapore's ability to maintain a reliable power supply and long-term energy security. ]
- Strongly agree
- Agree
- Neutral
- Disagree
- Strongly disagree
[26/10/2026 11:01 am] Jun Ming: 跳梁小丑
[26/10/2026 11:01 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to Jun Ming:
> 跳梁小丑
Meaning?
[26/10/2026 11:03 am] Jun Ming: Indonesia is a clown
[26/10/2026 11:03 am] REACH Telegram Administrator:
[26/10/2026 11:03 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to Jun Ming:
> Indonesia is a clown
Careful with our words.
[26/10/2026 11:04 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
Our big neighbor decided to pick on us even though our the other neighbor are more harsh with their statement.
So be careful.
[26/10/2026 11:06 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
We can be tough, firm and resolute.
But we must stay calm and speak with good reasons, fair statement and good argument without provocation.
[26/10/2026 11:07 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
Having say so, the gas supply cut barely move our needle.
[26/10/2026 11:08 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
AI Overview
Here is the corrected ranking of Singapore's Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) import sources for 2025 based on your data, sorted accurately from the highest volume to the lowest volume:
Singapore LNG Import Volumes (2025)
Rank Country Import Volume
1 Qatar 2,850,000 tonnes
2 Australia 1,950,000 tonnes
3 Mozambique 452,883 tonnes
4 Malaysia 227,000 tonnes
5 United States226,000 tonnes
6 Guinea 72,000 tonnes
7 South Africa 71,000 tonnes
8 Indonesia 64,000 tonnes
9 Peru 46,000 tonnes
10 Nigeria36,000 tonnes
11 China35,000 tonnes
12 Equatorial Guinea8,000 tonnes
13 Papua New Guinea2,000 tonnes
14 South Korea 220 tonnes
15 Sweden 15 tonnes
Key Takeaways
• Dominant Suppliers: Qatar and Australia alone supply over 80% of the listed volume.
Diversification: Singapore maintains a highly resilient energy strategy by sourcing from 15 different nations across almost every continent.
Source:- Google Gemini AI
[26/10/2026 11:09 am] Daniel in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> We can be tough, firm and resolute....
I felt that the official response from the Singapore government was very measured and without provocation, certainly nothing that warranted a retaliatory response.
[26/10/2026 11:12 am] Daniel in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> AI Overview Here is the corrected ranking of Singapore's...
Yeah, that doesn't work. You specifically asked for LNG. The affected gas comes in via pipeline, so it's not included in the numbers you supplied. Maybe you can specifically ask to include piped natural gas in the analysis and see whether that changes the conclusions
[26/10/2026 11:12 am] Daniel: Piped gas is not LNG basically
[26/10/2026 11:17 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to Daniel:
> I felt that the official response from the Singapore...
Diplomacy is very complex.
Alot of things are more than meet the eyes.
Only government officials that deal directly with them will understand the underlying reasons.
[26/10/2026 11:19 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
Also being small, we can become a convenient scapegoat to warn the other neighbor.
[26/10/2026 11:19 am] 🍏 Johnzx: It has been mentioned on CNA. Usual ploys to deflect from local haze and economic issues.
[26/10/2026 11:19 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to 🍏 Johnzx:
> It has been mentioned on CNA. Usual ploys to deflect from...
Yes.
One of the other reasons.
So it is very complex.
[26/10/2026 11:22 am] Daniel in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> AI Overview Here is the corrected ranking of Singapore's...
So to correct your overview here, including PNG and LNG Indonesia provides around 25% to 35 % of Singapore's gas (hard to find an exact number). So it's not insignificant overall, even though the reduction probably is.
[26/10/2026 11:23 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to Daniel:
> So to correct your overview here,...
Oh I see.
So pipe gas is not included in the lng.
[26/10/2026 11:24 am] Daniel: Might not change your conclusions, just wanted to clear this up since the AI didn't pick it up.
[26/10/2026 11:26 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
AI Overview
About 95% of Singapore's electricity generation relies on imported natural gas, split between piped natural gas and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG).
+1
Piped Natural Gas (PNG)
Suppliers: Malaysia and Indonesia.
Share: Piped natural gas accounts for roughly 43% to 50% of Singapore's total natural gas imports.
The Edge Singapore
+1
Recent Developments: Indonesia cut pipeline gas exports to Singapore by 31 million standard cubic feet per day (or about 17 to 31 BBTUD) starting in late October 2026 to prioritize its domestic energy market. Existing long-term pipeline gas contracts with Indonesia and Malaysia are scheduled to run through late 2028.
Ministry of Trade and Industry
+4
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)
Suppliers: Global diversified sources including Qatar, Australia, the United States, and African nations. Qatar is a leading supplier, providing roughly 25% to 45% of Singapore's imported LNG, while Australia and the U.S. also make up major shares.
[26/10/2026 11:26 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> AI Overview About 95% of Singapore's electricity generation...
Yes.
Pipe gas quite significant.
[26/10/2026 11:28 am] G in reply to REACH Singapore:
> 📢 Topic 📢 Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Minister for Energy,...
Why not also reduce our own energy demand by 2% since this 2% is insignificant
Govt can lead the way. Turn off their air cons etc
[26/10/2026 11:31 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
We have other energy options that can keep us in good stead:-
1. Diesel as backup if LNG supply reduced.
2. Biomethane that can replace LNG - but only coming onboard in 2028.
[26/10/2026 11:32 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> We have other energy options that can keep us in good stead:-...
Our major worry is actually Qatar LNG supply that form the major bulk of our LNG supply.
[26/10/2026 11:34 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> Our major worry is actually Qatar LNG supply that form the...
I expect the Middle East war to resume a few weeks later that could obstruct the tanker from picking up LNG in Hormuz Straits.
[26/10/2026 11:41 am] RY in reply to REACH Singapore:
> 📢 Topic 📢 Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and Minister for Energy,...
Indo creating haze ard regions that affected many people health/economy n etc,
And still kind of "threaten" to reduce gas supply to SG, on top of middle east energy unstability
That is not a nice neighbour, when SG Govt is trying to take legal actions against those errant companies for the haze crisis
SG govt is wise to have oil refinery in Jurong island, as part of the SG essential industry and build up SG energy sources sametime
Although SG main energy source mainly fm Gas, but our govt believe in multiple sources and diversification always - nvr depend on one source ..... as they may "threaten" one day
Canada is a gd example that depend of USA, and now they also learn to diversify and search for new mkts esp under Trump Administration
Msia Mahatir used to threaten SG with water in the past, and see how SG govt resolved and strategised her vital resources
Neighbours shd be helping one another when in need, which SG govt has been doing over the years ....
[26/10/2026 11:42 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to RY:
> Indo creating haze ard regions that affected many people...
Hence energy sovereignty like water sovereignty is imperative for Singapore - which I have highlighted a couple of time.
[26/10/2026 11:44 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> Hence energy sovereignty like water sovereignty is imperative...
The only way we can achieve energy sovereignty is nuclear energy.
[26/10/2026 11:47 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to Deleted Account:
> The current truce, may not be lasting looking at the...
3 vulnerabilities that we need to secure:-
1. Water security
2. Energy security
3. Food security
[26/10/2026 11:48 am] Jun Ming in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> 3 vulnerabilities that we need to secure:- 1....
True. Water we are quite successful
Energy is what we debating
Food I feel like gov don't really cares
[26/10/2026 11:49 am] Jun Ming: Hence technology breakthrough is what we need. Not just adapting current technology
[26/10/2026 11:50 am] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to Jun Ming:
> True. Water we are quite successful Energy is what we...
I think we should tackle things one at a time.
Now energy security more important.
Let us settle this first.
[26/10/2026 11:51 am] Jun Ming: For energy I see people doing research using mercury to do nuclear fission and end product will be gold
[26/10/2026 11:52 am] Jun Ming: We should think how to breakthrough, and think out of the box
[26/10/2026 11:53 am] Jun Ming: So we can balance these 3. Don't tackle one and the other die
[26/10/2026 12:08 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
I think a few things we can do in short immediate term, medium term and long term to secure our energy.
[26/10/2026 12:11 pm] Jun Ming: For short term diplomacy.
Medium term not very sure yet
Long term new energy research
[26/10/2026 12:12 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
Short term
1. We can see whether we can increase LNG supply with our various partners like Australia, US, Africa, Canada etc as well as Malaysia pipe gas in the events whereby:-
a. our big neighbor decided to further cut the gas from the pipelines.
b. Middle East war again erupted into a big regional war that will last a longer time - and obstruct Qatar LNG supply to us.
2. Increase our import and refineries of more diesel gas to replace any shortfall of LNG gas.
[26/10/2026 12:13 pm] Jun Ming: Longer term will be partner ship to mine public energy such as from space
[26/10/2026 12:16 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
Medium term
1. Biomethane gas likely to begin from end 2028 as we start import from US to sandbox, I guess.
[26/10/2026 12:24 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
Long term
Have to look into a few types of nuclear energy.
1. Molten Salt SMR - thorium based nuclear fission.
2. Gas-cool SMR - uranium nuclear fission.
3. Nuclear fusion - deuterium and tritium nucleus fuse at high speed and energy to produce high heat plasma to generate electricity.
Any of this type of nuclear energy will enable our energy sovereignty - easily replacing the LNG gas and pipe gas 95% of electricity generation.
And in terms of safety:-
3. Nuclear fusion is the safest - with no nuclear radiation - because nuclear fusion produce plasma like Sun energy (unlike nuclear fission in which atom is subdivides to produce heat that come with nuclear radiation and produce nuclear waste).
Hence nuclear fusion reactors with its tokamak that hold the hot plasma using magnetic field can be deployed in surface area.
2. Gas-cool is the safest SMR of nuclear fission using a golf ball size uranium - but still need to deploy underground to be fail safe - as it will still have radiation if bomb or sabotage.
Normal operation is safe - as nuclear fission radiation is protected by multiple cladding, strong wall housing etc.
Also operation has fail safe shutdown.
3. Molten Salt with thorium nuclear reactor will produce low grade uranium for nuclear fission to generate electricity.
But unlike gas-cool SMR, it does not have the many multiple cladding protection - and hence even though the nuclear waste radiation is small, it is not as safe as gas-cool.
And it also need to be deployed underground to ensure no nuclear radiation.
[26/10/2026 12:26 pm] Adam: To reduce reliance on gas, we need to make a public transit and pedestrian first city
[26/10/2026 12:27 pm] Adam: Transport cost will rise, can the govt make sure people get where they need?
[26/10/2026 12:28 pm] Adam: I see lines of cars blocking my bus when it jams, cars being inconsiderate to pedestrians
[26/10/2026 12:30 pm] Adam: Less cars on road mean less impact when supply shocks happen
[26/10/2026 12:42 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> Long term Have to look into a few types of nuclear energy....
Having say so, Molten Salt thorium based SMR and gas-cool SMR has deployment sites worldwide - though not many.
Gas-cool can even be manufactured in a factory and then deployed easily if ordered.
But nuclear fusion still has to be proven to be commercially viable - as the laser produced nucleus fusion input is still higher than the electricity yield output.
[26/10/2026 12:45 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> Having say so, Molten Salt thorium based SMR and gas-cool SMR...
I forsee in long term, we could deploy a mix of these 2 or 3 types of nuclear reactors after we have done with nuclear assessment and our nuclear scientists, nuclear engineers are sufficiently trained and ready to go.
[26/10/2026 1:02 pm] 🍏 Johnzx: Nuclear is the way to go. I am confident Singapore can use the technology effectively to prevent, mitigate and resolve and nuclear incidents.
[26/10/2026 1:04 pm] G in reply to Adam:
> To reduce reliance on gas, we need to make a public transit...
Gas not used for private petrol cars leh..
Gas is used for electricity generation, which powers the national grid, which powers all our MRTs, new EV buses and also private EVs
[26/10/2026 1:05 pm] Adam: There are many levers that the gov can pull to regulate the energy market
[26/10/2026 1:05 pm] G: Having petrol / diesel vehicles is actually a good thing, to diversify our energy requirements so that there's redundancy and the economy is more difficult to be held hostage
[26/10/2026 1:05 pm] Adam: If indonesia is drastic enough, it can pull a hormuz and tax ships passing by
[26/10/2026 1:07 pm] Adam: Then will we still be able to get the non indonesian oil and gas
[26/10/2026 1:08 pm] Adam: We can prove our independence from Indonesia as a supplier
[26/10/2026 1:08 pm] Adam: But what if indonesia argues singapores success is because of its strategic route
[26/10/2026 1:09 pm] Adam: What if it wants a slice of the pie
[26/10/2026 1:11 pm] Adam: Can we reduce dependence without angering their gov? Because we can prove we our independent from them in our way. And they can show how independent singapores energy market truly is
[26/10/2026 1:42 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to 🍏 Johnzx:
> Nuclear is the way to go. I am confident Singapore can use the...
Yes.
Based on land based nuclear radiation accident, it happens mainly through traditional nuclear fission reactor in which the safety mechanism is not as comprehensive the SMR (Small Modular Reactor) with multiple cladding protection and failsafe safety mechanism.
Also the uranium amount is huge in traditional nuclear reactors like Chernobyl and Fukushima producing alot of nuclear waste as compared to golf ball size uranium pellet in SMR.
[26/10/2026 1:42 pm] Nicholas: It's not the gas cut that's worrying, it's more the Indonesian government's aggressive stance that's concerning. Instead of working to solve the haze problem, they seem more inclined to point their big finger at neighbouring countries especially Singapore and incite unhappiness towards their neighbors, by saying all sorts of things whether true or untrue.
[26/10/2026 1:44 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> Yes. Based on land based nuclear radiation accident,...
Also, Western nuclear warships, submarines, aircraft carriers are using SMR to power their naval crafts with zero accidents and no nuclear radiation to date for multiple decades because of the multiple cladding protection and failsafe safety mechanism.
But Russia ones some accident got leak because its safety mechanism is not as robust.
[26/10/2026 1:47 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
So indeed SMR nuclear reactors are safe if implemented underground (even more fail proof).
[26/10/2026 1:52 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to Nicholas:
> It's not the gas cut that's worrying,...
This is a troubled world.
We have seen all these since independence.
Infiltration, racial riot, water cut, little red dot etc.
And we are able to stand our ground, protect our honours and yet ride through it with skillful diplomacy.
I am sure we can ride through this.
And I feel that those seniors with good experience since LKY, GCT, LHL and now our 4G leaders can share some experience with our younger generation folks how to handle this well and passed down the legacy.
[26/10/2026 1:54 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
I have already pre-warned we are treading into political firestorm a few REACH topics back - when their domestic politics run into difficulties.
Many didn't catch the hint and rallying to get tough especially those in social media.
Like I say we can be firm and resolute but do it diplomatically without being provocative.
[26/10/2026 2:03 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to Adam:
> If indonesia is drastic enough,...
Indonesia government are not stupid.
If they try a Hormuz Straits style, they may get into trouble with the superpowers - China, US, EU, Australia, India, Japan, South Korea, not withstanding the whole ASEAN that rely on the Straits.
[26/10/2026 2:08 pm] REACH Singapore: 📢 Topic 📢
[26/10/2026 2:18 pm] REACH Telegram Administrator:
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[26/10/2026 2:28 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> This is a troubled world. We have seen all these since...
The best ways to move forward now is to :-
1. Secure our energy supplies based on the comments above.
2. We can deliver our position calmly in the ASEAN meeting requested by Malaysia to discuss the cross boundary haze.
We can feel the pulse in the ASEAN meeting.
I am sure our government has other channels to feel the pulse as well.
3. Press on with the investigation of haze linked companies resolutely but fairly.
4. Refrain from making and responding emotionally, provocatively spoiling for a fight publicly through social media.
Megaphone diplomacy is the sure way to stoke unnecessary negative emotion and yet don't achieve the desired results.
5. Most important thing, don't suggest or bring in other topics not related that will make simple issues more complicated to handle.
6. Stay focus - resolve our energy supplies and tackle haze in a rational non-emotional manner.
遇事先沉心，静中之得悟。
[26/10/2026 2:34 pm] Andy: Issues like these are common amongst our developing neighbours. Whether is Indo with gas or Msia with water. These kind of stunts are no surprise and to be expected at times.
I believe our govt has the foresight to have plan b, c, d in place- ready short-term alternatives and long term plans self-sustainability.
With this, we don't need to be scared of their threats. Condemn and criticize when we must.
[26/10/2026 3:15 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> The best ways to move forward now is to :- 1....
With reference to point 4 & 5, I have seen in social media netizens spinning story like:-
1. Msci
2. Pull back investment that create jobs
3. Owe us big debt
Etc ...
It feed our egos and make us superior.
But it will complicate matters and snowball into bigger issues that will be very difficult to unravel and can enter into uncharted water that is difficult to pull back.
There are friendly elements that are helping us to cool things down.
It is not for uninformed netizens to spin emotions and knock down those friendly elements that are helping us.
Diplomacy is more than meet the eyes and alot of happenings don't appear in the public.
[26/10/2026 3:30 pm] REACH Telegram Administrator:
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[26/10/2026 3:40 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
"Singapore’s estimated geothermal resource potential more than 60 times annual electricity consumption: EMA
A non-invasive geophysical survey found high-temperature geothermal resources several kilometres underground that may be suitable for electricity generation."
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/geothermal-energy-potential-siew-study-survey-6491981#:~:text=Singapore%E2%80%99s%20estimated%20geothermal,for%20electricity%20generation.
[26/10/2026 3:40 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> "Singapore’s estimated geothermal resource potential more than...
Good news.
Geothermal energy is one potential energy source.
[26/10/2026 3:43 pm] Jun Ming: Yay
[26/10/2026 3:48 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
But it will fall under the longer term plan - the same class as nuclear energy.
Immediate short term needs, we still need to do the above.
[26/10/2026 3:51 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
"Singapore to develop local expertise in nuclear energy through three new schemes
The schemes will help build the capabilities to assess whether advanced nuclear energy technologies are suitable for power generation in Singapore."
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/nuclear-energy-manpower-schemes-siew-6490606#:~:text=Singapore%20to%20develop,generation%20in%20Singapore.
[26/10/2026 3:52 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> "Singapore to develop local expertise in nuclear energy...
Hand in hand, we will deep dive in acquiring nuclear energy expertise.
[26/10/2026 3:57 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
"Singapore launches five-year energy infrastructure plan to meet growing demand, sets new solar target
Five new natural gas-fired power plants, an expanded power grid and increased energy storage capacity are among the key areas of development."
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/energy-infrastructure-plan-electricity-demand-tan-see-leng-siew-6490666#:~:text=Singapore%20launches%20five,areas%20of%20development.
[26/10/2026 3:58 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> "Singapore launches five-year energy infrastructure plan to...
Expand solar panels deployment + other energy initiatives with partner energy countries.
[26/10/2026 4:00 pm] REACH Singapore: 📢 Topic 📢
[26/10/2026 4:13 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
"All 10 S’pore-based firms acknowledge NEA notices on haze law; majority say they will cooperate"
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/all-10-spore-based-firms-acknowledge-nea-notices-on-haze-law-majority-say-they-will-cooperate#:~:text=All%2010%20S%E2%80%99pore%2Dbased%20firms%20acknowledge%20NEA%20notices%20on%20haze%20law%3B%20majority%20say%20they%20will%20cooperate
[26/10/2026 4:15 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> "All 10 S’pore-based firms acknowledge NEA notices on haze...
Slow and steady.
Resolute and firm.
We can deal with haze link companies firmly but fairly minus fireworks + sparks through megaphone diplomacy.
[26/10/2026 4:21 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
"Indonesia defends gas export cuts, says existing contracts have not been breached"
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/indonesia-defends-gas-export-cuts-says-existing-contracts-have-not-been-breached#:~:text=Indonesia%20defends%20gas%20export%20cuts%2C%20says%20existing%20contracts%20have%20not%20been%20breached
[26/10/2026 4:32 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
Singapore embassy rejects claims of meeting with Indonesian figures | The Straits Times.
“The Embassy is aware of social media posts containing false statements claiming that Professor Saiful Mujani and Dr Dino Patti Djalal had visited the residence of the Ambassador of Singapore to Indonesia on 18 October 2026,” it said.
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/singapore-embassy-rejects-claims-of-meeting-with-indonesian-figures-says-its-disinformation?ref=top-stories
[26/10/2026 4:33 pm] LCL Danny 心 (1st HP) in reply to LCL Danny 心 (1st HP):
> Singapore embassy rejects claims of meeting with Indonesian...
See what social media postings can trigger?
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Megan 😊
[26/10/2026 6:59 pm] REACH Telegram Administrator: Dear Contributors,
We will be closing the chat for today.
Thank you very much for being part of our Telegram chat and participating actively.
Goodnight!
Megan 😊
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