[ad_1] SINGAPORE: China is in talks for the World Health Organization (WHO) to evaluate its locally produced COVID-19 vaccines as a step towards making them available for international use, a WHO official said on Tuesday (Oct.6 ). Hundreds of thousands of essential workers and other groups considered high-risk in China …
Read More »Now is not the time to talk about imposing environmental taxes on SIA amid COVID-19 crisis, says Ong Ye Kung
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: With the aviation sector hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, “now is not the time” to talk about imposing an environmental tax on Singapore Airlines (SIA), Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung said at the Parliament on Tuesday (October 6). ). Doing so will make the situation worse for the …
Read More »Dismissal benefits law does not guarantee better results for employees: Josephine Teo
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Legislation on downsizing benefits does not guarantee better outcomes for employees who were laid off, Human Resources Minister Josephine Teo said in Parliament on Monday (October 6). Responding to a question from Member of Parliament Louis Chua on whether a benchmark cost reduction benefit can be legislated, Ms …
Read More »11 new Covid-19 cases in Singapore, including 2 in the community and 4 imported, Singapore News & Top Stories
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – 11 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed as of Tuesday noon (October 6), bringing Singapore’s total to 57,830. They included two community cases and five cases of workers’ dormitories, the Ministry of Health (MINSA) said. There were also four imported cases that were included in stay-at-home notices …
Read More »The Ministry of Education reassesses the suitability of the venue after concerns about the crowd during the admission exercise for international students
[ad_1] The Ministry of Education (MOE) is re-evaluating the suitability of the chosen venue for the Admission Exercise for International Students after a man shared his concerns about the crowds seen in the area. Stomper SK he saw a crowd outside the MOE site at 53 Mount Sinai Road on …
Read More »Air Travel Bubbles, More Green Lanes Part of Plans for Singapore to ‘Revive’ Changi Air Hub Amid COVID-19: Ong Ye Kung
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Seeking more green lane deals and negotiating air transport bubbles with countries whose COVID-19 infection rates are low were some of the plans outlined by Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung on Tuesday (October 6) to “revive” Changi Air Hub. Mr. Ong delivered a ministerial statement in Parliament on …
Read More »Ministry of Health reviews community support for people with mental health problems
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Health (MINSA) is reviewing the community support available to people with or suspected of suffering from mental health problems, including the “current legislative levers”. He has been working with the Integrated Care Agency (AIC) to develop such services, but noted the need for better support. …
Read More »Goh Jin Hian Resigns as Chairman of Cordlife Amid Lawsuit from IPP, Business and Markets
[ad_1] Tue, Oct 06, 2020 – 10:07 am GOH Jin Hian has resigned as chairman of Cordlife Group effective immediately, although he continues to serve as an independent director. This is because Inter-Pacific Petroleum (IPP) judicial managers (JM) sued Dr. Goh in connection with an alleged breach of the director’s …
Read More »Singapore police clarify what happened in Yishun’s ‘stalker’ case
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Police on Monday (October 5) answered questions about his alleged lack of action in relation to a case of repeated harassment by a man, which led to him being beaten and later killed. The two men involved in the assault, Ryan Xavier Tay Seet Choong, 24, and his …
Read More »The debate between the vice president of the United States will include a plexiglass barrier after the COVID-19 outbreak at the White House
[ad_1] WILMINGTON, Del.: Vice President Mike Pence and Democratic hopeful Kamala Harris will be separated by a Plexiglass barrier during their debate on Wednesday (Oct. 7), a source familiar with the matter said, in an effort to reduce the risk of transmission of the coronavirus. The debate, the only one …
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