[ad_1] KUALA LUMPUR – Most Malaysians have been trapped in their homes for almost two months due to the partial closure of the country that helped curb the coronavirus outbreak but cost the economy billions of ringgit in losses. However, many of them still support the government’s measure on Sunday …
Read More »SGX to drop minimum trading price rule from June 1, but tightens financial watch-list criteria, Companies & Markets
[ad_1] Mon, May 11, 2020 – 5:51 PM THE Singapore Exchange will soon do away with its minimum trading price rule for mainboard-listed companies, after finding “broad support from market participants” in last year’s public consultation, its regulatory arm said on Monday. Since 2016, companies on the mainboard must have …
Read More »COVID-19: No Overseas Exercise and Commissioning Parade, but SAF Officer Cadet School Training Must Continue
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: When it was announced on April 6 that Basic Military Training would be temporarily suspended in accordance with Singapore’s COVID-19 “circuit breaker” measures, training at the Officer Cadet School (OCS) was saved from suspension. The training school is necessary to maintain the operational readiness of the Singapore Armed …
Read More »Russia beats Italy and Britain after record increase in coronavirus cases
[ad_1] MOSCOW: Russia’s coronavirus cases surpassed Italian and British infections on Monday (May 11) to become the third highest in the world after a record daily rise in hours before President Vladimir Putin reviewed the blockade regime from the country. The official count increased to 221,344, meaning that Russia now …
Read More »Group of 4 people who smoke and drink in the Toa Payoh ward: 3 men fined, another repeat offender under investigation
[ad_1] A group of four men were caught ignoring safe distancing measures after they created a riot while smoking and drinking together in a pavilion in Toa Payoh on Saturday (May 9). Stomper Sandy He shared photos of the incident that occurred in a park near Block 69 Toa Payoh …
Read More »Companies partner with EDB to donate masks and hand sanitizers to Batam’s COVID-19 face liners
[ad_1] SINGAPORE: A total of 100,000 KN95 masks and five tons of hand sanitizer have been donated to frontline health care workers in Batam, the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) said. Thirteen companies partnered with EDB to make the donation on Monday (May 11) to the Batam city government to …
Read More »Armed man who attacked others, disrupted class in jailed mosque
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – Within half an hour of leaving his home with a knife, a man cut the arm of a runner, threatened a cyclist, then entered a mosque and disrupted a packed religious class. Before leaving his home earlier this year, Fadhil Yusop, 35, had asked his wife to …
Read More »China rebukes New Zealand for supporting Taiwan at WHO
[ad_1] BEIJING: China rebuked New Zealand on Monday (May 11) for its support for Taiwan’s participation in the World Health Organization (WHO), saying the country should “stop making wrong statements” on the issue to avoid damage bilateral relations. Taiwan, with strong support from the United States, has stepped up its …
Read More »Crowd gathers to bid farewell to Indonesia’s first McDonald’s store in Jakarta
[ad_1] JAKARTA: Hundreds of people in central Jakarta gathered on Sunday night (May 10) to say goodbye to the first McDonald’s store in Indonesia, in what some have said is a possible violation of COVID restrictions- 19. Sarinah, a state-owned mall where the flagship store was located, announced last week …
Read More »Zam Zam boss jailed for conspiring to attack rival eatery’s supervisor
[ad_1] SINGAPORE – The former boss of the popular Zam Zam restaurant and his friend were jailed for conspiring to assault a rival restaurant’s supervisor on Thursday (9 April). Zackeer Abbass Khan, 49, was jailed six years and given six strokes of the cane, while his long-time friend Anwer Ambiya …
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