[ad_1] BERLIN: Europe and the United States must face a “new Cold War with China” together, regardless of who wins the White House in November, Germany’s point man on transatlantic relations told AFP. With only five weeks left until the US elections, the German government coordinator for relations with the …
Read More »SFA Investigates After ‘Biohazard Hospital Bag’ Allegedly Found In Fast Food Delivery Order
[ad_1] The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) is investigating an incident in which a ‘hospital biohazard bag’ was allegedly found along with a food delivery order on August 29. Stomper Kate informed Stomp about the incident and said he placed his order through Foodpanda at 4.49pm from the MOS Burger store …
Read More »The government of Japan warns of suicide after the death of the actress
[ad_1] TOKYO: On Monday (September 28) the government of Japan urged people to seek help if they were struggling to cope, following the death over the weekend of a popular actress. The death of Miss Sherlock star Yuko Takeuchi, 40, shocked the nation and follows other recent cases of Japanese …
Read More »Senior Leaders at Singapore Universities Receive Pay Cut Amid Covid-19; crisis-affected students get financial aid, educational news and news highlights
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – The top management of Singapore’s six autonomous universities (AUs) have recently suffered a pay cut in response to the adverse impact Covid-19 has had on the economy. Institutions have also stepped up financial aid in recent months by encouraging donations and establishing funds for students affected by …
Read More »Most Executives Seek Work-Life Balance After Experiencing Sadness Over COVID-19 Pandemic: Survey
[ad_1] LONDON: Nearly eight in 10 corporate executives have experienced mental health issues during the coronavirus crisis, prompting several of them to reassess and improve work-life balance, a survey showed on Monday (Sept. 28). ). Many senior company officials in France and Egypt were more likely to have recalibrated their …
Read More »No rush of workers in CBD on Monday morning, even as Covid-19 rules make it easier for more people to return to their workplaces, Singapore News & Top Stories
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – While the rules have been relaxed to allow more people to return to their workplaces, there did not appear to be a flood of workers in the Central Business District on Monday morning (September 28). When The Straits Times visited Raffles Place around 9 a.m. during the …
Read More »Coronavirus: Thailand extends emergency before easing ban on foreign tourists, news and news from Southeast Asia
[ad_1] BANGKOK (BLOOMBERG) – Thailand will extend the state of emergency until October as the tourism-dependent nation prepares to reopen its borders to foreign visitors after a six-month gap, while maintaining its relative success in containing local transmission of the coronavirus. The national Covid-19 task force chaired by Prime Minister …
Read More »COVID-19 infections in India exceed 6 million
[ad_1] NEW DELHI: India reported on Monday (September 28) that the number of coronavirus cases in the country had exceeded 6 million, as the pandemic spreads across the vast South Asian nation. With 6.1 million infections according to the Ministry of Health, India is on track to surpass the United …
Read More »15 new cases of Covid-19 in Singapore, 6 imported and 2 in the community, Health News & Top Stories
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – 15 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed as of noon on Monday (September 28), bringing Singapore’s total to 57,715. They included two community cases, both with work passes, said the Ministry of Health (MINSA). There were also six imported cases, which had received a notice of admission …
Read More »15 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore, including 2 in the community
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Fifteen new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Singapore as of noon on Monday (September 28), bringing the national count to 57,715. There were two community cases that are holders of work passes. Ad Ad Six were imported infections, all of which were placed on a stay-at-home notice …
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