No Singaporeans affected by knife attacks in Taipei: Singapore Trade Office


Three people were killed and five injured when a knife-wielding attacker went on a rampage ​in central Taipei on Dec 19. - Photo: EPA

SINGAPORE: There are no reports of Singaporeans affected by the knife attacks in Taipei on Friday (Dec 19), the Singapore Trade Office in Taipei said.

In a Facebook post on Saturday (Dec 20), it added that it is in contact with the local authorities.

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