Category: Singapore
1.5m Singaporeans aged 12 to 39 can register for COVID vaccinations from Friday
Singaporeans aged 12 to 39, numbering about 1.5 million, can register for their COVID-19 vaccination appointments during two-week priority window from Friday (11 June). [...] » More
Robinsons Singapore to reopen as an online department store in June
After exiting Singapore in January this year, the 163-year iconic retailer is returning as Robinsons Online, a fully “digital, state-of-the-art, vertically [...] » More
Singapore and Australia working on pilot for students to return Down Under before a wider air travel bubble
Australia and Singapore are working on plans for an eventual air travel bubble between the two countries with students in the Republic who need to return Down Under to resume [...] » More
Shun Tak makes a splash in its Singapore property debut, selling a duplex penthouse at Park Nova for a record $26 million
Shun Tak Holdings, one of the flagship companies controlled by the clan that dominates Macau’s gambling industry, has smashed Singapore’s price record for luxury [...] » More
Singapore police arrest man seen naked in public in viral videos; 24-year-old to be charged on June 12
A 24-year-old man who was caught on video climbing on top of a car while naked will be charged in court tomorrow. In a statement today, the police said he will be charged [...] » More
Singapore’s Ngee Ann Poly lecturer under probe for allegedly making Islamophobic remarks, may be dismissed if warranted
Ngee Ann Polytechnic is investigating an alumnus’ account of how a lecturer was said to have made personal and derogatory remarks on Islam, and will not hesitate to [...] » More
Nursing aide at Orange Valley Nursing Home among two unlinked Covid-19 cases as Singapore reports 13 new infections
A nursing aide at a nursing home for seniors in Balestier, as well as a worker at a sundry shop in Bukit Merah, were the two Covid-19 community cases with no known source of [...] » More
Singapore fines 77 for breaking Covid-19 rules at parks, beaches during heightened alert phase; two eateries ordered shut
Seventy-seven people have been handed fines for breaking Covid-19 regulations since Singapore went on heightened alert against the coronavirus last month. They were fined for [...] » More
Of 9 new COVID cases in Singapore, 3 in community all unlinked
The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Friday (11 June) confirmed nine new COVID-19 cases in Singapore, bringing the country’s total case count to 62,245. Of them, three are [...] » More
Singapore reports 3 new COVID-19 cases in the community, all unlinked
Singapore reported three new COVID-19 cases in the community as of noon on Friday (Jun 11). All three cases are currently unlinked, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) in its [...] » More
Grab to delay its SPAC merger until fourth quarter, stretching the IPO horizon by Southeast Asia’s largest technology unicorn
Grab Holdings, Southeast Asia’s most valuable technology unicorn, plans to delay the closing of its merger with a US-listed special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) [...] » More
Singapore-HK ATB review in July, no ‘firm plans’ for Korea travel bubble
A review of the proposed Singapore-Hong Kong Air Travel Bubble (ATB) is set for early July, said the Ministry of Transport (MOT) on Thursday (10 June), after its launch was [...] » More
Singapore’s HSA finds illegal mask-making, repackaging facility in Ubi; more than 80,000 masks seized
The authorities have warned the public to stop using face masks sold by a local company suspected of making and repackaging them illegally in unsanitary conditions. In a [...] » More
Singapore and Australia to work towards air travel bubble, with priority on students
Singapore and Australia are discussing the resumption of two-way travel in a safe and calibrated manner starting with an air-travel bubble amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the [...] » More
Home-based businesses: Health and beauty services you can book online in Singapore
Given the lockdown measures, some local beauty businesses have seen value in providing home-based services. Why? It provides the flexibility of accommodating to the [...] » More
