Singapore hit a record 5,000 daily coronavirus cases last week, as hospitals face a shortage of ICU beds and staff after a rise in resignations. ( read original story ...)
Singapore govt using vaccines, boosters to stem spread as country may see 2,000 deaths annually, says minister
Singapore could eventually see about 2,000 Covid-19 deaths a year despite the best possible medical care, most of whom will be the elderly and those already unwell. ( read original story ...)
Singapore to expand maid recruitment initiative to India
More MDWs will be able to enter Singapore in the coming months if the COVID-19 situation continues to stabilise locally and regionally. ( read original story ...)
Singapore says embrace crypto or risk being ‘left behind’
Singapore is seeking to cement itself as a key player for cryptocurrency-related businesses as financial centres around the world grapple with approaches to handle one of the fastest-growing areas of ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore Nears Key Metric Tied to Easing Covid Curbs
Singapore on Monday registered the lowest number of Covid-19 cases seen in the community since October 18, putting the financial hub within striking distance of a key metric tied to a potential easing ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore may see 2,000 Covid-19 deaths each year, minister says
Singapore could see as many 2,000 Covid-19 deaths annually over time, a minister said on Monday as the country battles its biggest surge in infections. ( read original story ...)
Japan to Ease Curbs; Singapore’s Expected Deaths: Virus Update
Infections in Thailand declined to a four-month low and new cases fell in Australia’s two most-populous states as both nations ease international border restrictions. ( read original story ...)
Singapore working towards opening up while keeping human cost of Covid-19 low: PM Lee
ROME - Singapore is working towards the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, as many European countries have done, while keeping the human cost as low as possible. ( read original story ...)
Following Singapore, Maison 21G bespoke perfumes go global
Maison 21G has quickly won over young perfume lovers in Singapore, where it already has three shops. But thanks to intensive direct-to-consumer marketing, via its website and social networks, the ... ( read original story ...)
Covid-19 infections in Singapore cross 200,000 mark as 2,470 new cases reported; 14 more deaths bring tally to 421
Singapore yesterday logged 2,470 new cases of Covid-19 and 14 more deaths due to complications from the disease. This is the first time since Oct 18 that the daily Covid-19 tally has dropped below the ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore central bank ‘ready to act’ against inflation risks: Ravi Menon
MAS tightened monetary policy last month amid signs supply-chain and labour-market disruptions were driving up consumer prices.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Singapore Central Bank ‘Ready to Act’ Against Inflation Risks
Singapore’s top central banker said the monetary authority is watching for signs of accelerating inflation and is ready to act, underscoring how policy makers globally are refocusing attention on ... ( read original story ...)
Singapore crosses 200,000 mark with 2,470 new COVID cases; 14 more deaths
All of Monday's 14 fatalities, aged between 56 and 95, had various underlying medical conditions, except for an unvaccinated individual. ( read original story ...)
Singapore reports 2,470 new COVID-19 cases, 14 more deaths
SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 2,470 new COVID-19 cases as of noon on Monday (Nov 1) as 14 more people died from complications due to the coronavirus. The fatalities were aged between 56 and 95. All ... ( read original story ...)
More healthcare workers in Singapore quit amid growing fatigue as Covid-19 drags on
Resignation rates among healthcare workers are going up, said Senior Minister of State for Health Dr Janil Puthucheary on Monday. ( read original story ...)
Singapore’s Covid-19 Fatalities Low but Healthcare System Stressed: Minister
He said that the Ministry of Health and the healthcare teams will continue to train staff, increase beds and expand ICU capacity. ( read original story ...)