Some S’pore experts fear spike in Covid-19 cases if curbs are eased too soon, others are more bullish
The Omicron wave has peaked and infection numbers are coming down, said Mr Ong Ye Kung in Parliament on Wednesday.
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Mental health services extended to more S’pore hospitals
Each site will have multi-disciplinary teams providing inpatient and outpatient services for patients with addiction issues.
Omicron wave in S’pore has peaked and is subsiding: Health minister
However, GP clinics, as well as hospitals and healthcare workers, are still under pressure caused by the Omicron wave.
World faces perfect long storm; concerted global action and investments are needed: S’pore minister
The broad geopolitical challenge of this era entails fortifying multilateralism to ensure that global stability is preserved.
$500 million package to help S’pore’s aviation sector recover from Covid-19
This is the latest in a slew of support measures for the sector since borders were shut in March 2020.
Singapore will review its 2030 climate targets this year
This comes just weeks after it announced plans to have emissions reach net zero by or around the middle of the century.
S’pore to ban smoking at more beaches, parks and gardens from July
Currently, Singapore's smoking ban covers places such as neighbourhood parks in housing estates, reservoirs and nature reserves.
The costs of America’s hunt for China spies
While the threat of Chinese espionage is real, an initiative by the United States to catch Chinese spies has done damage.
‘I’m exhausted. My mind is a blank’: A day in the life of a GP during the Omicron surge
Despite a heavy workload, a clinic in Sims Drive answers call for PHPCs to extend hours.
Consumers may face delays for deliveries amid Covid-19 manpower crunch
Delivery providers have cited workers who have contracted the virus or being put under home isolation as a strain on the delivery fleet.