Corrections
When we get something wrong, we say so. This page lists every correction made to a DANAMIC article, newest first, with the date, what changed and why. Each corrected article also carries its correction, dated, under the story. How we decide what counts as a correction, and how to report one, is in our Editorial Standards.
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Corrections
A Giant Glowing Fish Landed in Admiralty for Mid-Autumn 2026
An earlier version of this article got five details wrong. It called the Big Catch fish lantern roughly the size of a small bus; it measures 2.8m (L) x 1.5m (D) x 2.2m (H). It said the scales were wired with LED lights; no LED lights were used, and the sculpture is lit by internal spotlights. The photograph shows residents with the Big Catch fish lantern, not an instrument sculpture. The campaign theme is 'Our Neighbourhood Gems', not 'Neighbourhood Treasures'. And it said the PAssionArts evenings were over; the festival was still running, with its final weekend on 26 and 27 September.
Source: the organisation that sent the release.
One UI 9 Arrives 21 September, and My FanCam Takes Aim at Your CapCut Edit
An earlier version of this article contained an error. The One UI 9 rollout date was adjusted from the specific date of 21 September to the broader window of late September, reflecting Samsung's actual gradual rollout timing.
Source: the organisation that sent the release.
Singapore Grand Prix 2026 Guide: Tickets, Zones, and What to Do
An earlier version of this article contained an error. It listed a 'Bay' grandstand from about S$1,428; the grandstand is the current Marina Bay Grandstand, from S$1,798 and now sold out, not the old Bay Grandstand at the former Floating Platform.
Source: the organisation that sent the release.
Firangi Superstar and Fortuna Both Picked 16 September 2026, and Your Group Chat Has to Choose
An earlier version of this article contained an error. The article implied Fat Prince's 10th-anniversary celebration falls on the same 16 September night as the Firangi and Fortuna dinners, but Fat Prince's official party is actually on 26 September.
Source: the organisation that sent the release.
The S$499 POCO X8 Has so Much Battery It Charges Your Friends' Phones
An earlier version of this article contained an error. The recommended retail price is S$549, and S$499 is the Early Bird Price until 30 September 2026.
Source: Xiaomi Singapore (APRW).
This New Park Café Refuses to Rush You, and That's the Whole Point
An earlier version of this article contained an error. The coconut ice cream is S$6.50, the Thai Basil Gimlet is now Pass the Spice, and The Golden Mango is now Golden Hour at S$19.
Source: Shared Table's PR (Sixth Sense), email of 14 September 2026.
New Balance Let Me Try $150 Running Shoes Before Buying and Here's What Happened
An earlier version pointed readers to a product page for trial slots and did not say that booking is required. Trials are booked through New Balance's online calendar; the link now goes there.
Raised by AKA Asia for New Balance. Source: AKA Asia.
Two Michelin Chefs Are Cooking Together For ONE Night Only—Here's Why Foodies Are Losing It
An earlier version gave lunch service as 12pm to 2.30pm, and described it as two and a half hours. Lunch service begins at 11.30am; the media release we worked from carried the later time and the hotel has since corrected it.
Raised by The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore, correcting its own release. Source: The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore.
Two Michelin Chefs Are Cooking Together For ONE Night Only—Here's Why Foodies Are Losing It
An earlier version said Summer Pavilion's collaborations had mostly stayed within Chinese cuisine and called this pairing a first for the restaurant. The restaurant has previously hosted four-hands dinners with Chef Manav Tuli of Leela Hong Kong and Chef Kenichi Fujimoto of Sushi Fujimoto.
Raised by The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore. Source: The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore.
Your Bank Just Won an Award for Stopping You Getting Scammed
Three photo captions named the wrong organisations. The pictures of Go-Ahead Singapore and UOB receiving the Champion Award were captioned as each other, and the picture of Shin Min Daily News receiving the Partner Award was captioned as SBS Transit. The award recipients listed in the article text were correct throughout.
The captions were paired to the photographs by their position in the press kit's caption annex, and the pictures were not supplied in the annex's order. Source: Tate Anzur, for NCPC.
Students Got S$7,000 and Six Months to Save the Ice Cream Uncle
An earlier version said the EternaTrees guided walks included the story behind the tree on the S$5 note. That tree appeared in the project's media factsheet as context only and was not part of EternaTrees. The reference has been removed.
The organisers wrote in to flag it. Source: Gloopr, on behalf of the project team.
El Niño, Meet Typhoon: Point One’s Most Powerful Ceiling Fan Is Now Up For Pre-Order
An earlier version of this article contained two errors. It gave Point One's installation fees as S$55 to S$195; Point One's 2026 FAQ lists them from S$50 for a concrete ceiling under 3m to S$180 for a false ceiling between 3m and 3.5m. It also gave the showroom's unit as #01-05; it is #03-11 AMK Tech 1, with walk-ins until 4pm.
Source: pointonetechnology.com.
Students Got S$7,000 and Six Months to Save the Ice Cream Uncle
An earlier version of this article gave a start time of 11am and attributed it to attendee footage posted by a YouTube channel. The time and the attribution have been removed.
Source: the organisation's own release.
DJI Avata 360: FPV Flying Gets a 360° Glow-Up: The DANAMIC Review
We have corrected the sensor description (two 1/1.1-inch sensors) and added the take-off weight, which puts it above the CAAS registration threshold.
Checked against DJI's published specifications during the 2 September 2026 re-verification of this article. Source: DJI specifications.