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Singapore
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SIA to resume non-stop Singapore flights to New York area in November
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Government makes it compulsory by December to use TraceTogether check-in at Singapore venues
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Singaporeans, PRs, long-term pass holders going overseas can tap subsidies, insurance coverage for Covid-19 medical bills
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Covid-19: Singapore explores 'ART' for pre-event testing, enabler towards phase three
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Missing S$33m case: Singapore lawyer Jeffrey Ong also accused of pocketing S$17m from client, cheating auditor
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Six new Covid-19 infections in Singapore, with four imported cases and two in foreign worker dorms
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Singapore cops warn of phishing scam involving fake bank ads and lucky draws
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Singapore unions say proposed S$1,300 minimum wage not workable, reject WP MP's ‘folksy wisdom’ remark
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Couple accused of withholding info from Singapore health officers not allowed to return to China
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Bodies near Bukit Timah Nature Reserve: Singapore coroner finds mother depressed, killed herself and son
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Four new Covid-19 infections in Singapore, all of them imported
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British billionaire Dyson sells Singapore's priciest penthouse
SINGAPORE, Oct 19 — British billionaire James Dyson, the inventor of the bagless vacuum cleaner, and his wife are selling their three-storey Singapore penthouse about a year...
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Singapore lecturer sacked following 2 complaints of inappropriate behaviour
SINGAPORE, Oct 18 — The National University of Singapore (NUS) has sacked a lecturer after an internal investigation, a spokesman from the university said yesterday. Jeremy...
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Minister: Low take-up of electronics jobs and training opportunities, ‘great pity’ if positions not filled by Singaporeans
SINGAPORE, Oct 19 — Between April and September, there were more than 2,800 job positions and training opportunities offered in the electronics industry, but only about 220 —...
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Home videos, woodcraft... how some Singaporeans passed the time during Covid-19
SINGAPORE, Oct 19 — Bored at home with little to do during the circuit breaker period, the Ding family channelled their restless energy into making short home videos to pass the...
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Covid-19: Singapore's Hawaii Hostel ordered to close, 5 eateries and 16 people fined
SINGAPORE, Oct 19 — The authorities have ordered one hostel to suspend operations for 30 days, and fined five eateries and 16 people for failing to comply with safe management...
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Seven new Covid-19 cases in Singapore, with five imported and two locally transmitted
SINGAPORE, Oct 18 — Singapore reported seven new cases of Covid-19 today, of which five were imported. The Ministry of Health (MOH) said two cases were locally transmitted: One...
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Singapore’s world-first face scan plan sparks privacy fears
SINGAPORE, Oct 18 — Singapore will become the world’s first country to use facial verification in its national ID scheme, but privacy advocates are alarmed by what they say is...
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Sign in with facial recognition to pay Singapore taxes
SINGAPORE, Oct 18 — In Singapore, online government services can now be accessed by facial recognition — a world first. This technology is being rolled out to the city-state's...
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Singapore Covid-19: Need for boundaries when working from home
SINGAPORE, Oct 18 — After battling with the thought of quitting her job for weeks, Adriana (not her real name) decided that she had had enough after her third visit to the...
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14 more nabbed over alleged theft of Singapore grocery vouchers from HDB letterboxes
SINGAPORE, Oct 18 — The police have, over the past six days, arrested or investigated more than 24 persons suspected to have stolen grocery vouchers issued by the government to...
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Singapore employers told to retrench on merit, but also retain more locals
SINGAPORE, Oct 17 — Selection of employees to be retrenched in Singapore should be based on objective criteria with primary considerations given to employee merit and preserving...
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Three new Covid-19 infections in Singapore, including one each in community and in dorm
SINGAPORE, Oct 17 — Singapore has confirmed three new cases of Covid-19, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said in a statement today. There are two new locally transmitted...
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Singapore suspends work pass privileges for two employers who failed to send workers for routine Covid-19 testing
SINGAPORE, Oct 17 — Two employers of foreign workers have had their work pass privileges suspended by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) for breaching routine testing requirements...
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Apex court in Singapore dismisses death-row convict’s judicial review application
SINGAPORE, Oct 17 — The Court of Appeal yesterday threw out an application by a Singaporean drug trafficking convict to conduct a judicial review into his case. He was...
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Singapore cafe chain Bakerzin goes into liquidation after 22 years, owes creditors some S$41m
SINGAPORE, Oct 17 — Homegrown cafe chain Bakerzin, which went into liquidation yesterday, owes creditors more than S$41 million (RM125.1 million). Of this, close to...
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Singapore tax revenue rose 2.1pc in fiscal year 2019, but upward trend not expected to last
SINGAPORE, Oct 17 — About 2.1 per cent more tax went to the state’s coffers in the 2019-2020 financial year compared with the previous year, with more corporate and individual...
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Singaporean PR holder jailed after losing High Court appeal for molesting Scoot stewardess
SINGAPORE, Oct 16 — The High Court today dismissed an appeal filed by a 40-year-old man against his conviction for molesting a stewardess on his Scoot flight from...
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Singapore court awards S$3,000 to doctor defamed by woman claiming he took advantage of vulnerable patients
SINGAPORE, Oct 16 — A woman, who was sued by a surgeon for alleging he and a fellow doctor colluded to take sexual advantage of patients, had her application for leave to appeal...
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MOH: Nine new Covid-19 infections in Singapore, with eight imported cases and one in foreign worker dormitory
SINGAPORE, Oct 16 — Singapore has confirmed nine new cases of Covid-19, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) in a press release today. One resides in a foreign worker dormitory and...