While it's still too early to tell impact of Omicron variant, early signs encouraging, they said.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Otters Around Singapore: Otter fights crocodile and other sightings
In our Wildlife Around Singapore series, we share interesting flora and fauna that have been sighted around the island. Singapore's otters, while beloved by many, have gotten a bit of a bad rap this ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s GIC Sees Global Inflation Posing Challenges, ST Says
Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund sees global inflation as the biggest threat to its portfolio now, following the crisis triggered by the pandemic, the city’s Sunday Times reported, citing the chief ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore WP vice-chair tells Privileges committee that party’s top leaders knew about Raeesah Khan’s lie but kept it from others
Workers’ Party (WP) vice-chair Faisal Manap has testified to Parliament’s Committee of Privileges that the opposition party’s top three leaders had known for months that former WP Member of Parliament ... ( read original story ...)
559 new COVID-19 cases and 6 deaths in Singapore
SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 559 new COVID-19 cases and six fatalities as of noon on Saturday (Dec 11). This takes the death toll from coronavirus complications to 789. ( read original story ...)
Singapore, the garden city is bringing new hope as an international holiday escape for eager travellers
Residents can enter Singapore through the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) as a short-term visitor, enjoy the garden city sights before returning home quarantine-free. ( read original story ...)
Man Thought Death Was Near As Otter Pack Overpowered Him In Singapore Park
The otters were trying to defend themselves after a jogger stepped on one of them, but they got the wrong guy. ( read original story ...)
Singapore reports 559 new Covid-19 infections and six deaths; ICU utilisation rate falls to 48.6% on Saturday (Dec 11)
There were 559 new Covid-19 infections and six deaths recorded in Singapore on Saturday. The number is up from the 454 cases and four deaths recorded on Friday. ( read original story ...)
COVID-19: Singapore reports 559 new cases, 6 more deaths
The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Saturday (11 December) confirmed 559 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore – bringing the country's total case count to 273,058 – as well as six deaths due to the disease. ( read original story ...)
‘GOING TO DIE’: British man recounts attack by otters in Singapore
A British man taking an early morning walk in Singapore Botanic Gardens said he was attacked by a pack of wild otters, leaving him with 26 wounds on his buttocks, legs and fingers. Graham Spencer, in ... ( read original story ...)
UK man in Singapore says otter attack left him with 26 wounds on bum, legs, hands
A British man taking an early morning walk at the Singapore Botanic Gardens said he was attacked by a pack of wild otters, leaving him with 26 wounds on his buttocks, legs and fingers. Graham Spencer, ... ( read original story ...)
Catholic Church in Singapore celebrates 200th anniversary with concurrent mass across 32 churches
The year-long celebrations of the Roman Catholic Church's 200th anniversary in Singapore ended on Saturday (Dec 11).. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
British man recounts attack by otters in Singapore gardens
A British man taking an early morning walk in Singapore Botanic Gardens said he was attacked by a pack of wild otters, leaving him with 26 wounds on his buttocks, legs and fingers. ( read original story ...)
Singapore approves Covid-19 vaccine for children ages five to 11; vaccinations to start before end of year
Singapore will start Covid-19 vaccinations for children aged five to 11 years before the end of this year, its health ministry said late on Friday (Dec 10). ( read original story ...)
Singapore rolls out first national pancreas transplant service in South-east Asia
Singaporeans and permanent residents who need a pancreas transplant will get subsidies under a new national programme.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Suzuki Cup: No regrets as Singapore forward Gabriel Quak pushes through pain
He may have joked about going out on a limb and shouldering responsibilities for the Lions at the Suzuki Cup, but forward Gabriel Quak was certainly not laughing when he felt his left shoulder pop ... ( read original story ...)