[ad_1] SINGAPORE: The Attorney General’s Office (AGC) is in talks with the lawyer of Teo Seng Tiong, the truck driver who had spent two more days in jail. “The matter is being discussed between AGC and Mr. Teo’s lawyer. We cannot share further details as these discussions are confidential, ”the …
Read More »Malaysia bans entry to citizens of countries with more than 150,000 COVID-19 cases
[ad_1] PUTRAJAYA: The Malaysian government will impose an entry ban on citizens of countries with more than 150,000 COVID-19 cases starting on September 7, Chief Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob said on Thursday (September 3). Countries on the list include the United States, Brazil, France, the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Saudi …
Read More »Typhoon Maysak hits South Korea, at least 2 dead
[ad_1] BUSAN: At least two people were reported killed and thousands were temporarily without power when Typhoon Maysak slammed into the Korean Peninsula on Thursday (September 3), bringing heavy rain and strong winds to areas still reeling from the storm. Typhoon Bavi. Typhoon Maysak, named after the Cambodian word for …
Read More »IPPT, ICT will progressively resume from October; Men returning to train will be screened for Covid-19, Singapore News & Top Stories
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – Individual physical fitness tests (IPPT) and in-camp training (ICT) for national ready-to-operate military (NSmen) will be progressively resumed from October, the Ministry of Defense (Mindef) said on Thursday (3 of September). Members of the Singapore Armed Forces whose IPPT window closes on or before February 7, 2021 …
Read More »Parliament: WP’s Jamus Lim interrogated by PAP MPs on minimum wage and ‘compassionate policymaking’, policy news and highlight stories
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – Workers’ Party (WP) MP Jamus Lim (Sengkang GRC) made several suggestions on minimum wage and compassionate policymaking in his opening speech in Parliament on Thursday (September 3), sparking a series of questions from MPs from the People’s Action Party (PAP), including Chief Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam (Jurong GRC). …
Read More »SAF will progressively resume NS training at camp, IPPT from October with COVID-19 security measures
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: Training in the National Service Camp (ICT) and Individual Physical Competence Tests (IPPT) will be progressively resumed from October, the Ministry of Defense (MINDEF) said on Thursday (September 3). The Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) have implemented safe management measures and health protocols to prevent, detect and contain COVID-19 …
Read More »Open verdict registered in the death of a three-month-old baby who slept with his mother
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – After placing a three-month-old baby prone on an adult bed to help him sleep, his mother fell asleep next to him. Hours later, however, the 31-year-old woman woke up to find that the baby had stopped breathing and had a blue face. Although the mother performed cardiopulmonary …
Read More »All Spaces Filled: Overwhelming Demand for Hiap Joo Banana Cake and Other Malaysian Delights, Group Purchase Owner to Open More Spaces, Lifestyle News
[ad_1] When there’s a will there’s a way. And certainly, for Singaporeans, nothing gets in the way of our love of food, even if it’s food from the other side of the Causeway. Brenda Tan, 42, is proof of that. Thanks to Covid-19 and the Singapore-Malaysia borders closed for leisure …
Read More »Netizens divided over man who threw chairs over Milo Peng collapse in Tampines, Singapore news
[ad_1] From screams of rage to chairs thrown onto a nearby road, a Tampines coffee shop recently became the site of a violent collapse, all over an iced cup of Milo. A man who appeared to be in his early twenties was enraged at Kopi House 1990, located at 81 …
Read More »South Korea rushes to add hospital beds as COVID-19 resurgence puts pressure on system
[ad_1] SEOUL: South Korea, struggling to control a second wave of COVID-19, vowed on Thursday (Sept. 3) to double its critical care hospital beds amid a severe shortage, highlighting the strain of the pandemic even in well-known countries. equipped. The rise in severe cases, as older people make up a …
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