Two Singaporean families safely evacuated from Sudan to Saudi Arabia: MFA
The 14 Singaporeans and a family member were evacuated with a group of Malaysians and other nationals with the help of the Malaysian, Saudi Arabian and UAE governments. Read More
Mediacorp wins 39 awards at World Media Festivals 2023, including 22 golds
CNA’s “What causes mental illnesses? The human brain and its link to mental health” also bagged a grand award in the News Reports and Features category at the 2023 World…
Heavy traffic expected at Singapore-Malaysia land checkpoints over Labour Day long weekend
Travellers departing by car should expect waiting times of up to three hours for peak periods over long weekends.Read More
Study finds 1 in 10 teens suffers from mental health disorder; professionals call for more support from parents
The research also showed that youths are increasingly turning to digital media as a source of self-therapy, and highlighted a need for more mental health literacy among parents.Read More
Singapore property stocks hit by latest round of cooling measures
Property developers that have limited exposure to the residential market are likely to be less affected, say analysts. Read More
‘Due processes’ followed in dropping SEA Games champion from squad: Fencing Singapore
The national fencing body says it was “not possible” to explore alternative arrangements to support Samson Lee’s needs.Read More
Digital CHAS subsidy cards to be launched on Singpass app
Physical CHAS cards will continue to be issued for use at participating general practitioners or dental clinics. Read More
Man awarded S$356,000 in damages after losing kidney in car accident in 2015
The accident, which caused him to graduate from polytechnic a year later than his peers, also left him with liver lacerations and injuries to his diaphragm and lung.Read More
Man awarded S$356,000 in damages after losing kidney in car accident in 2015
The accident, which caused him to graduate from polytechnic a year later than his peers, also left him with liver lacerations and injuries to his diaphragm and lung.Read More
Rooftop solar panels, hydroponics farms: Climate education picks up pace in Singapore schools
Apart from infrastructural projects on school premises, students are also encouraged to be more environmentally conscious through everyday activities such as finishing their food to prevent wastage.Read More