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Singapore court sentences man to 20 years’ jail, caning for sexually abusing underage brother-in-law over four years
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Lion cub Simba born in Singapore via artificial insemination (VIDEO)
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Covid-19: Singapore aims to set up one community vaccination centre in each housing estate by end-March
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Special Covid-19 testing for some staff at Singapore’s Changi Airport after more contagious UK strain found in three community cases
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Singapore police arrest three people for allegedly staging protest on behalf of LGBTQ students
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Nearly two-thirds of Singapore firms hurt by Covid-19, but rising number expect economy to improve, survey shows
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Covid-19: Singapore reports three confirmed cases of B117 strain
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Singapore's Sheng Siong to reward staff with up to 16 months’ bonus after ‘tremendous’ performance in 2020
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Covid-19:14 new infections in Singapore, all imported
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Ex-retail consultant jailed for accepting S$180 in bribes to leak Singtel customer details
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Politicians from Singapore political parties debate non-Chinese PM issue at forum
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Annual vaccination for Singaporeans against Covid-19 a possibility as coronavirus mutates, says education minister
SINGAPORE, Jan 26 — Singaporeans may have to be vaccinated against Covid-19 yearly, just like how it is for influenza, Education Minister Lawrence Wong said. This is because new...
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Rise in imported cases not due to more travellers entering Singapore, says minister
SINGAPORE, Jan 26 — The surge in imported Covid-19 cases seen in Singapore in recent weeks is not the result of more travellers entering the country, Education Minister Lawrence...
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Singapore activists appeal gay sex ban court ruling
SINGAPORE, Jan 26 — Three Singapore campaigners launched an appeal yesterday against a court’s decision to uphold a law banning sex between men, the latest effort to overturn...
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44 new Covid-19 cases in Singapore, all imported
SINGAPORE, Jan 25 — Singapore reported 44 new cases of Covid-19 today, all of them imported. There were no cases in the wider community, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said. All...
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Singapore’s Ministry of Transport: Brakes to be made mandatory for all bicycles using public paths, roads
SINGAPORE, Jan 25 — All bicycles used on public paths and roads must have brakes installed, the Ministry of Transport (MOT) said today, as it accepted recommendations from the...
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Singapore-Johor RTS Link station in Woodlands to be 10 times the size of typical MRT station, says LTA
SINGAPORE, Jan 24 — The Johor Baru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link’s station at Woodlands North and its connected Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) facility...
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Covid-19: 48 new cases in Singapore, all imported
SINGAPORE, Jan 24 — Singapore reported 48 new cases of Covid-19 today, all of which were imported. This equals the record for imported cases set on March 23 last year. The 48...
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Another worker at Singapore’s Kallang industrial firm tests positive for Covid-19; SIA cabin crew member among imported cases
SINGAPORE, Jan 23 — A 26-year-old sales personnel at BS Industrial and Construction Supply is Singapore’s sole Covid-19 community case yesterday, bringing the number of...
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Singapore’s Bedok Mall, Golden Mile Complex among places visited by Covid-19 cases while infectious
SINGAPORE, Jan 23 — The Ministry of Health (MoH) added Bedok Mall, Golden Mile Complex, VivoCity mall and several eateries to a list of public places that had been visited by...
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Singapore studying whether to give ‘benefits’ to travellers who have been vaccinated, says education minister
SINGAPORE, Jan 23 — The idea of giving “benefits” to vaccinated travellers is still being studied carefully by the government, since the ability of vaccines to lower one’s...
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Seniors in Singapore’s Ang Mo Kio, Tanjong Pagar to get Covid-19 vaccine from Jan 27; other seniors to follow from mid-Feb
SINGAPORE, Jan 23 — The Covid-19 vaccination exercise for seniors will kick off in Singapore next Wednesday (January 27) with pilots in Ang Mo Kio and Tanjong Pagar, where...
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Covid-19: Free surveillance testing to be offered to community groups, workers in Singapore’s Chinatown
SINGAPORE, Jan 23 — The government will offer free Covid-19 surveillance testing for community groups and workers in Chinatown as a precautionary measure in the lead-up to...
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Daily cap of eight visitors for each household from Jan 26, ramped up spot-checks during Chinese New Year, says Singapore’s Health Ministry
SINGAPORE, Jan 23 — With the upcoming Chinese New Year festivities, safe management measures will be tightened, with increased enforcement checks at food-and-beverage (F&B)...
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Singapore Health Ministry: Covid test at republic’s land checkpoints; all cargo drivers tested negative
SINGAPORE, Jan 22 — More than 500 cargo drivers have been tested for Covid-19 at both Singapore land checkpoints today with all results turning out negative in the one-day...
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Singapore construction firm, two senior staff convicted over 2017 PIE viaduct collapse that killed foreign worker
SINGAPORE, Jan 22 — The main contractor involved in the 2017 collapse of an uncompleted Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) viaduct at Upper Changi Road East, as well as two of its...
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Singapore records 15 new Covid-19 infections, including one in the community
SINGAPORE, Jan 22 — Singapore reported 15 new cases of Covid-19 today, of which one was in the community. The other 14 cases were imported and had been placed on stay-home...
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Singapore man gets jail, caning for molesting girlfriend’s sleeping mother, asking her to have sex
SINGAPORE, Jan 22 — A 25-year-old man was sentenced to nine months’ jail and one stroke of the cane yesterday for molesting his girlfriend’s mother, who had earlier looked...
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‘Humbling, surreal’: Singaporean music arranger Lenny Wee makes his mark at US presidential inauguration
SINGAPORE, Jan 22 — The widely-watched inauguration of Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States included a behind-the-scenes slice of Singapore. The ceremony,...
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To encourage take-up of Covid-19 vaccine, govt officials will go door-to-door to address concerns, says Singapore health minister
SINGAPORE, Jan 22 — To encourage the take-up of Covid-19 vaccinations, government officials will be going door-to-door to explain why vaccinations are needed and help people...