Coronavirus patient in ICU, first such case in Singapore in more than 2 weeks
Monday's ICU case is one of the 115 coronavirus patients who are still in hospital. Another 5,730 patients are recuperating in community facilities.
Observers call on National Wages Council for more aggressive wage support, office to look after gig workers
They also suggested pay hikes for low-wage staff.
Job cuts hard to avoid for SIA, say experts
SIA could also try to cut costs in other areas, or possibly receive additional government support to tide it through the crisis, they added.
From virtual tours to online stores, Singapore tourism companies boost digital offerings
Chinatown Heritage Centre and Nam Ho are among those generating new revenue streams online.
Maritime sail-past returns to NDP after 20 years
The vessels will sound their horns for in an expression of maritime unity and a call for Singaporeans to stand together in solidarity.
Monitoring devices for travellers entering S'pore do not store personal data or record video, audio
Any data transmitted is also protected by end-to-end certificate-based encryption, the authorities said.
Move by AHTC to amend claims in case 'prejudicial', say lawyers for WP town councillors
It was also an abuse of the court process, said lawyers representing town councillors from the Workers' Party.
TikTok a casualty of deepening US mistrust of China
The theory is that because TikTok is subject to Chinese law, the company can be compelled by the Chinese government to provide access to user data.
North Korea has 'probably' developed nuclear devices to fit ballistic missiles: UN report
The confidential report said several countries, which it did not identify, believed North Korea's past six nuclear tests had likely helped it develop miniaturised nuclear devices.
An arty August: Civic district is painted red for National Day
With National Day around the corner, arts institutions are pulling out all the stops to celebrate in style.
