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Covid-19: Workers in higher-risk settings including F&B outlets, spas must be tested once every 14 days from mid-July, says Singapore’s MoH
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Covid-19: People who visit hot spots on same day as infected cases must be tested, isolated until results out, says Singapore govt
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Singapore: Man jailed, fined for recruiting 13-year-old girl on Instagram to provide another man sexual services
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Singapore: DBS customers report duplicate card transactions; bank investigating, will make refunds by June 20
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Singapore: Covid-19 may have spread via common toilets, queues at popular food stalls, says MOH
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Singapore: Indoor mask-off activities can resume in gyms, fitness studios on June 21 with restrictions; wedding receptions not allowed till mid-July
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Singapore: Dining in allowed from June 21, but limited to 2 persons per table; 5-person cap stays for other social gatherings
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Singaporean woman filmed making racist remarks on MRT train charged, remanded for psychiatric evaluation
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SingStat: Real median household income rose by 1.9pc per annum over past decade, amid shrinking family sizes
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Analysts: Public policy planners have to do more to look into needs of rising number of ageing singles in Singapore
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Singapore's youth unemployment rate higher in 2020 compared to previous economic downturns
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Covid-19: Integrated Shield Plans to cover hospitalisation caused by Sinovac vaccine in Singapore
SINGAPORE, June 18 — In-patient hospitalisation coverage for Covid-19 vaccination complications by all seven insurers offering Integrated Shield Plans will now be extended to...
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Covid-19: Rush for Sinovac vaccine as clinics in Singapore get calls ‘non-stop’, long queues form
SINGAPORE, June 18 — Private clinics selected to administer the government’s stock of Sinovac Covid-19 vaccines were inundated with calls yesterday (June 17) as...
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Singapore: Man jailed, fined over 18-person poker sessions breaching Covid-19 rules, assault of fellow player
SINGAPORE, June 17 — After agreeing to let a friend organise a poker session at his warehouse, in breach of Covid-19 rules, Daryl Tan You Ming also joined some others in...
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Covid-19: Singapore reports two domestic workers among unlinked community cases; Bukit Merah View cluster grows to 39
SINGAPORE, June 17 — Two foreign domestic workers as well as a retiree were three Covid-19 community cases with no known source of infection reported yesterday. The Ministry of...
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Singapore: JTC, Shell tie up to explore building 60ha solar farm at Semakau Landfill
SINGAPORE, June 17 — A solar farm will be built at the Semakau Landfill, covering about one-sixth of its 350ha space, if plans by government agency JTC Corporation and oil giant...
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Gorilla Mobile, Singapore’s latest telco, aims to shake up crowded market with novel offering
SINGAPORE — A new telecommunications company here will be unveiling its upcoming service in Singapore tomorrow with a proposition that the firm’s founder believes could shake...
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Singapore tumbles from first to fifth in global competitiveness ranking; weakest showing since 2013 due to Covid-19
SINGAPORE, June 17 — The raging Covid-19 pandemic has sent Singapore tumbling from the top spot — which it held for two years in a row — to land fifth in the latest world...
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Singapore varsity to sack lecturer over racist comments to inter-ethnic couple, Islamophobic remarks in class
SINGAPORE, June 17 — Ngee Ann Polytechnic will terminate the employment of a lecturer who confronted an inter-ethnic couple and made racist remarks to them earlier this month....
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Singapore Ministry of Manpower: Two in three retrenched residents got new job in Q1 in return to pre-Covid levels, but recovery ‘not a straight road’
SINGAPORE, June 17 — For the second straight quarter, about two in three retrenched residents picked up a new job in the January-to-March period, bringing this rate to levels...
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Two shipwrecks — dating as far back as 600 years — found in Singapore waters, yielding trove of artefacts
SINGAPORE, June 17 — Two historic shipwrecks, one dating back to the 14th century and the other to 1796, have been found in Singapore’s waters near Pedra Branca, offering...
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Singapore police probe Telegram groups, Tumblr pages sharing obscene images of Singapore women, girls
SINGAPORE, June 16 — The police are looking into a number of Telegram groups and pages on blogging site Tumblr in which members exchange obscene images and videos of Singapore...
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Singapore man jailed for stealing Budget 2020 grocery vouchers with wife who had protection order against him
SINGAPORE, June 16 — Months after assaulting his 21-year-old stepson, Zulkeflei Mohamed Yatim turned to stealing S$10,800 (RM33,531) worth of Budget 2020 grocery vouchers from...
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Singapore evaluating easing of restrictions after new Covid-19 cluster
SINGAPORE, June 16 — Singapore is evaluating the timing and scope of the next stage of its easing of coronavirus measures, originally planned for next Monday, after a new...
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Covid-19: 19 community cases, including three unlinked, among 24 new infections in Singapore
SINGAPORE, June 16 — Singapore reported 19 new Covid-19 community infections today, three of which have not been traced to any previously reported cases. The other 16 were...
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2020 census: More singles in Singapore in all age groups, rate of population growth slowest since 1970
SINGAPORE — Over the last 10 years, the proportion of singles across all age groups rose in Singapore, most prominently among those aged between 25 and 34. And as female...
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Singapore Exchange aims to boost tainted carbon markets
SINGAPORE, June 15 — A financial exchange offering carbon credits and investments in conservation projects is set to launch in Singapore, but it may struggle to convince...
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Covid-19: Foreign domestic worker among four unlinked community cases in Singapore; Bukit Merah View cluster formed bulk of new infections
SINGAPORE, June 16 — There were four cases with no known source of coronavirus infection in the community reported yesterday (June 15), including a foreign domestic worker, a...
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People's Association's photo blunder: Woman says she raised issue to make Singapore 'more inclusive', after accusations of broader agenda
SINGAPORE, June 16 — The couple whose wedding photograph was misused by the People's Association (PA) said that their intention in bringing the matter to light was to be...
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Singapore’s Bukit Merah View market closure extended to June 26 after nine more Covid-19 cases detected; cluster grows to 25
SINGAPORE, June 16 — The closure of the Bukit Merah View Market and Food Centre will be extended by 11 days until June 26, said the Ministry of Health (MoH) yesterday (June 15)....