[ad_1] SINGAPORE – 31 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed as of noon on Monday (Sept. 21), bringing Singapore’s total to 57,607. In a statement, the Ministry of Health (MINSA) said that nine of the new cases were imported. Patients had received stay-at-home notices since arriving in Singapore. There were …
Read More »Singapore-made COVID-19 Swab Test Robot Could Reduce Healthcare Workers’ Risk of Infection
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: A self-administered robot has been developed in Singapore that automates the taking of COVID-19 smear tests, helping to reduce the risk of exposure to coronavirus for healthcare workers. Doctors from the Singapore National Cancer Center (NCCS) and Singapore General Hospital (SGH) have partnered with Biobot Surgical, a company …
Read More »Taiwan military says it has the right to fight back amid threats from China
[ad_1] TAIPEI: Taiwan said on Monday (September 21) that its armed forces have the right to self-defense and to counterattack amid “harassment and threats”, in an apparent warning to China, which last week sent numerous planes across the middle line of the sensitive Taiwan Strait. Tensions have soared in recent …
Read More »Boon Tat Street Death: Man Jailed for 8 1/2 Years for Killing Son-in-Law, Courts & Crime News & Top Stories
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – A semi-retired businessman who fatally stabbed his son-in-law in front of a lunchtime crowd three years ago was sentenced to eight and a half years in jail on Monday (September 21) in what Judge Dedar Singh Gill described it as “tragic”. case. Tan Nam Seng, 72, was …
Read More »Boon Tat Street death: man who stabbed son-in-law three times is incarcerated
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: An elderly man who stabbed his son-in-law three times in broad daylight during a busy lunch hour and stood next to him as he died was sentenced to eight and a half years in jail on Monday (September 21). The judge said it was a “cruel and shameless …
Read More »5,400 jobs available in the food service and food manufacturing sector; 2 out of 5 for PMET, Workforce News and Featured Stories
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – Some 5,400 food service and food manufacturing jobs have been offered under the SGUnited Jobs and Skills Package since April, with approximately two out of five of these being for professionals, managers, executives and technicians (PMET ). Approximately 2,070 jobs are for PMETs, in roles such as …
Read More »Malaysia’s Covid-19 breeding number was the highest in the Southeast Asia region on September 15, modeled after the UK, SE Asia News & Top Stories
[ad_1] PETALING JAYA (THE STAR / ASIA NEWS NETWORK) – Malaysia had the highest reproduction number of Covid-19 (Rt) on September 15 among six other countries in the region, according to a UK-based disease modeling center. The Center for Mathematical Modeling of Infectious Diseases on its website “Epiforecasts” estimated Malaysia’s …
Read More »Biden urges stop Trump’s momentum before US Supreme Court
[ad_1] PHILADELPHIA: White House hopeful Joe Biden on Sunday (September 20) called Donald Trump’s moves to fill a Supreme Court vacancy less than two months before the US presidential election as an “abuse of power “, as some members of the president’s own party also objected. The prospect of an …
Read More »‘Help us get our jobs back’: rebuilding the tourism sector is a hot topic in Sabah state elections
[ad_1] KOTA KINABALU: Revianna Jamlius, a mother of two, has earned a living for the past 15 years working as a dive master at Sabah’s famous Tunku Abdul Rahman Marine Park. For the past few months, however, he has found himself cleaning dishes and cleaning tables at a cafe in …
Read More »A ‘science first’ approach to making COVID-19 vaccines, says Singapore pharmaceutical industry body
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Pharmaceutical firms are committed to a “science-first” approach to COVID-19 vaccine development even as pressure mounts amid a global race to end the pandemic, said a representative of an industry body in Singapore. Vaccine development is traditionally a complex task that can take up to 20 years, said …
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