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SINGAPORE's first casino, Resorts World at Sentosa has attracted numerous millionaires from China and one of them is said to have won more than S$1.5mil in a day. Nanyang Siang Pau reported that the winner was a middle-aged man who played the baccarat on Saturday evening. He was accompanied by a young woman. It was reported that the man would occasionally scold the croupier if he lost. The daily also reported that the man carried a lucky charm in the form of a golden Buddha palm, which he placed on the table. The man was reported to be among the VIPs who deposited S$100,000. http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNew...222-200047.html

SINGAPORE's first casino, Resorts World at Sentosa has attracted numerous millionaires from China and one of them is said to have won more than S$1.5mil in a day. Nanyang Siang Pau reported that the winner was a middle-aged man who played the baccarat on Saturday evening. He was accompanied by a young woman. It was reported that the man would occasionally scold the croupier if he lost. The daily also reported that the man carried a lucky charm in the form of a golden Buddha palm, which he placed on the table. The man was reported to be among the VIPs who deposited S$100,000

Man bedridden after road accident awarded $1.5m in damages By Selina Lum A 33-YEAR-OLD MAN, left incapacitated and mentally disabled after a road accident seven years ago, has been awarded $1.5 million by the High Court, believed to be one of the highest for personal injury claims here. But his 54-year-old mother believes that her son should get more money. 'I'm not satisfied,' Madam Ramiah Naragatha Vally told The Straits Times on Thursday in between sobs on Thursday. 'My son's life is gone.' Mr Ramesh Ayakanno, a former lorry driver who held a blackbelt in taekwondo, is now unable to move or talk and requires life-long medication for epileptic seizures. He spends most of his day in bed and is moved to a reclining chair for a couple of hours a day, said Madam Vally. He cannot feed himself and has to wear adult diapers. Mr Ramesh is entitled to get 95 per cent of the award, as well as interest and legal costs. This is because in 2002, the driver of the van that crashed into Mr Ramesh had agreed to take 95 per cent of the blame for causing the accident on the Kranji Expressway on March 9, 2001. The payout will be made by the van driver's insurers. Mr Ramesh had been hit after he stopped his lorry along the road shoulder to check a noise coming from the back of the vehicle. Then 26 years old and due to get married, he was flung to the ground and suffered serious head injuries. http://www.straitstimes.com/Latest%2BNews/...ory_214058.html