Rise in the number of traffic accidents involving injuries, elderly pedestrians: SPF report, Lifestyle News,An increase in traffic volume in the first half of 2022 due to the easing of Safe Management Measures (SMMs) have led to a rise in the number traffic accidents resulting in injuries. In this y
5 things to do in Singapore this week: June 14 to 20, 2021, Lifestyle News,Now that the semi-lockdown is lifting bit by bit, it’s time to live a little. From Singapore’s first-ever videogame-centered art installation to the return of contemporary art performances, there’s nothing (except social dist
1 year of Covid-19 in Singapore: A timeline of milestones, Singapore News,One year after Singapore confirmed its first case of the disease, here's a look at the milestones in the nation’s response to the pandemic. Jan 23, 2020 • Singapore announces its first confirmed case of Covid-19 – a 66-ye
Chew Chor Meng thought of ending his life while battling his illness, Entertainment News,He once had it all — fame, money, success — but when it all came crashing down, including his health, Chew Chor Meng once thought of ending his life. In the latest episode of the meWATCH talkshow Hear U Out, the
Backlash against migrant workers in Asia-Pacific sparks slavery concerns, Asia News,BANGKOK – Public support for migrant workers in Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand is decreasing, a United Nations poll found on Wednesday (Dec 18) that campaigners said raised concerns about the risk of slavery. Most
Free ART kits coming again: Test yourself for Covid-19 during year-end holidays, Singapore News,The fourth round of Antigen Rapid Test (ART) kit distribution to households started on Monday (Nov 21), in a drive that will see more than 1.5 million households receive 12 ART kits each in their letterbo
Coronavirus: S'pore reports first cases of local transmission; 4 out of 6 new cases did not travel to China, Singapore News,SINGAPORE – Singapore has recorded its first cases of local coronavirus transmission, with four women here infected who had not travelled to Wuhan, the epicentre of the ou
World can bring Covid-19 pandemic under control within months: WHO chief, World News,AsiaOne is launching a new section dedicated to environmental issues. Because we love the planet and we believe science. Starting from Earth Day 2021 (April 22), you’ll be able to find articles like this in one plac
New Zealand lifts most vaccine mandates as Omicron outbreak nears peak, World News,WELLINGTON – New Zealand's government said on Wednesday (March 23) it would lift vaccine mandates for a number of sectors including teaching and police from April 4 as the current Covid-19 outbreak nears its peak
