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Singaporeans have been urged by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong not to "tarnish" their view of migrants, following a rare riot sparked by the death of an Indian national. Police arrested 27 people, mostly Indian nationals, after hundreds rioted on Sunday in the Little India district. Trouble started after the 33-year-old man was knocked down and killed by a private bus. About 400 foreign workers took to the streets, throwing railings at police, and etting alight police cars and an ambulance. Rioting in Singapore is punishable by up to seven years in prison plus caning.
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