The Singapore government said Tuesday it has designated a part of the resort island of Sentosa as a special security zone on the days around next week's U.S.-North Korea summit, further heightening speculation that the high-profile meeting will be held there.Security will be tightened in the area concerned between Sunday and June 14 due to the June 12 summit, according to the government.During the five-day period, police will be authorized to conduct body searches on people entering the restricted zone and be provided a list of items banned, including weapons, drones, loudspeakers and large…READ FULL ARTICLE