Internet users question the payment of the COVID-19 vaccine from the Ministry of Health; wondering if the serious side effects could be attributed to underlying medical conditions rather than jab

[ad_1] People suffering from serious side effects due to their COVID-19 vaccine can apply for financial help starting today (March 17), the Ministry of Health (MINSA) said. The Ministry explained that their applications are under the Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Program for COVID-19 vaccination (VIFAP) and must be submitted with …

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Execution of Flower Contemplation in Singapore

[ad_1] FILE PHOTO: Filipino maid Flor Contemplacion, shown here in an undated photo, was hanged in Singapore on March 17, according to a prison official. The Philippine government’s efforts, including a plea for clemency from President Fidel Ramos, were rejected by Singaporean President Ong Teng Cheong. Contemplacion was found guilty …

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3-line MRT outage – an inherent manufacturing defect or mishandling of the facility likely caused power cable failures

[ad_1] SINGAPORE: An inherent manufacturing defect or poor handling during installation likely caused power cable failures, resulting in the interruption of the three-line MRT last October affecting more than 120,000 travelers. Transportation Minister Ong Ye Kung announced on Wednesday (March 17) the findings of the Land Transportation Authority on the …

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The MRT train test facility will be fully operational by 2024

[ad_1] SINGAPORE: The Integrated Train Test Center (ITTC) will be fully operational by the end of 2024, allowing test work to take place around the clock without disrupting passenger services. Construction on the center, which will occupy the former site of the Raffles Country Club, began on Wednesday (March 17). …

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