same centre. 13 September – HFMD outbreak: HFMD will be legally notifiable from 1 October to better control the disease. In addition, there are 9 cases from Cutie Kidz Playhouse with 24 suspected cases from Tumbelina Educare Centre and Sweetlands Childcare and Development Centre, bringing the total to 33. The former is shut for at least 10 days while investigations into the death continue. 14 September – HFMD outbreak: 5 more centres report 20 cases, bringing the total to 53. 15 September – HFMD outbreak: 8 more centres report 54 cases, bringing the total to 107. The new Heritage Conservation Centre is opened to conserve Singapore's heritage. 20 September – Tuas Power Station is officially opened. 28 September – Channel NewsAsia's service in Asia is launched. In addition, MediaCorp will be listed as a private company soon (it did not happen). 29 September – Singapore Airlines announced an order for 25 Airbus A3XX very large aircraft (now known as A380), with the first delivery scheduled for 2006. October 3 October – BBC's news bureau in Singapore is officially opened, with a new programme launched. 6 October – Nanyang Polytechnic's new campus is officially opened. 7 October – Changi Airport's Terminal 3 starts construction. It will be a spacious and lush terminal with IT facilities, with a handling capacity of 20 million passengers per year. The terminal will be finished by 2006, but ultimately opened on 9 January 2008. 9 October – The Compulsory Education Act is passed, making primary education compulsory for all children. 10 October – Singapore is elected as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) at the 55th session of the UN General Assembly. 12 October – Singapore's first Internet Home is launched in Bishan, allowing families to enjoy better services on the Internet and convenience. The Brani Naval Base is permanently closed. 13 October – The Ministry of Education launches a new sexuality education curriculum called the Framework for Sexuality Education and The 'Growing Years' Series. 14 October – Jurong Island, formed by joining seven small islands into one is officially opened. The island is mainly used by petrochemical and energy industries. 31 October – Singapore Airlines Flight 006 crashes during take-off in Chiang Kai-shek International Airport, killing 83 people. November 3 November – Frenchman Alain Robert attempts a climb on OUB Centre, which is eventually aborted on the 23rd floor. As a