The 587th to 594th fatalities here were aged between 71 and 96. All of them had various underlying medical conditions. ( read original story ...)
Vaccinated S Korean travellers who have recovered from COVID allowed into Singapore: Iswaran
South Korean travellers who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and have recovered from the disease will continue to be allowed to enter Singapore, said Transport Minister S Iswaran ... ( read original story ...)
Double-Vaccinated Indians Can Enter Singapore Without Quarantine
Singapore has begun the arduous task of reestablishing itself as Asia's international aviation hub, throwing its borders open to five more countries as it presses on with plans to reopen and live with ... ( read original story ...)
Dubai, Singapore discuss ways to boost economic ties, trade
Dubai: Dubai Customs and Singapore officials on Monday held discussions on enhancing economic cooperation and trade. Meeting virtually, both sides discussed ways to expand collaboration between Dubai ... ( read original story ...)
Bowling: Singapore men beat Philippines to make first-ever world c’ship final
SINGAPORE - The Republic's male bowlers have qualified for their first-ever appearance in a World Championship final. Jonovan Neo, Darren Ong and Jomond Chia beat the Philippines 247-228 in the men's ... ( read original story ...)
Labware maker Tarsons Products IPO subscribed 1.1x on Day-1
Labware manufacturer Tarsons Products’ IPO was subscribed 1.1 times on Monday, the first day of the issue. The retail portion of the issue was already subscribed over two times. Tarsons Products’ IPO ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore to ease COVID-19 restrictions for hawker centres, coffee shops: Lawrence Wong
Finance Minister and Multi-ministry Taskforce co-chair Lawrence Wong on Monday (15 November) elaborated on the easing of COVID-19 safe management measures at Singapore's hawker centres and coffee ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore signs COVID vaccine supply deal with Pfizer including doses for children
Singapore has signed a new supply agreement with Pfizer for their COVID-19 vaccines, including doses for children. ( read original story ...)
Singapore says 1 in 20 refuse Covid-19 vaccine, launches India, Indonesia, Middle East travel lanes
The city state on Monday also announced new quarantine-free travel lanes with India, Indonesia, Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia, and signalled the gradual easing of restrictions on gatherings. ( read original story ...)
More Pfizer COVID vaccines to be sent to Singapore, including doses for children, under new deal
Singapore has signed a new supply agreement with Pfizer for their COVID-19 vaccines, including doses for children. ( read original story ...)
From November 29, no need to quarantine when arriving in Singapore from India
The Singapore government has added five countries, including India, to its Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) programme. ( read original story ...)
HSBC names Asia co-heads for commercial banking business
HSBC Holdings PLC appointed two executives to run its Asia Pacific commercial banking business as the London-headquartered lender steps up its focus on the region to boost growth.Amanda Murphy, ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Covid-19 cases in ICU have dropped slightly but deaths yet to subside
Unvaccinated seniors continue to make up the bulk of critically ill Covid-19 patients in ICU.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Talks to renew Singapore Grand Prix contract ongoing: Iswaran
Singapore is currently in discussions with Formula One and the Singapore Grand Prix for a new term of the Formula One race in the city-state, said Transport Minister S Iswaran. ( read original story ...)
Singapore to launch vaccinated travel lanes with India, Indonesia and Saudi Arabia
SINGAPORE: Singapore will extend its vaccinated travel lane (VTL) scheme to more countries starting from Nov 29, according to the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Monday (Nov 15). The country intends to ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore still an attractive global investment hub, fun needed to add more value
SINGAPORE - The Republic remains an attractive hub for global investments, but lacks an element of fun to draw a greater variety of market participants and raise the city's brand as the place to be, ... ( read original story ...)