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Singapore's Foreign Affairs Ministry said it is concerned and disappointed over an incident where two Indonesian marines posed as the two Indonesian perpetrators of the MacDonald House bombing that killed three innocent civilians and injured another 33 in Singapore in March 1965. SINGAPORE: Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said it is concerned and disappointed over an incident where two Indonesian marines posed as the two Indonesian perpetrators of the MacDonald House bombing that killed three innocent civilians and injured another 33 in Singapore in March 1965. The incident happened at the Jakarta International Defence Dialogue exhibition on March 19. Singapore had been invited as a guest to the exhibition. On learning of the incident, the Singapore Armed Forces delegation at the exhibition withdrew from the event and returned to Singapore. Singapore officials at the Embassy in Jakarta also spoke with representatives from the Indonesian Foreign Ministry and the Indonesian military to express disappointment over the incident. MFA added that it is puzzled by comments from Indonesian Defence Minister Purnomo Yusgiantoro. According to Indonesian media, Mr Yusgiantoro said there was "no problem" with the presence of the two marines at the exhibition. MFA said the posing of the two marines at the exhibition did not reflect the spirit of Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa's comments made on February 11 this year that no ill-will or malice was intended towards Singapore. - CNA/fa

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) has confirmed a case of trespassing onto its premises along Sherwood Road on Monday. In response to queries from Channel NewsAsia, the ministry said a vehicle entered its front gate without proper authorisation. The car had tailgated another vehicle, but was eventually stopped by MFA security officers. MFA said the situation was quickly brought under control, and that the safety and security of members of the public and MFA staff were not compromised during the incident. Police confirmed they received a call at about 2.32pm requesting for assistance. A woman was subsequently arrested for criminal trespass. Police investigations are on-going. Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/vehicle-trespasses-onto/961194.html