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Singapore pledges US$12 million to global health partnership to support pandemic preparedness

Singapore’s pledge of US$12 million (S$15.4 million) is a continuation of its earlier US$15 million contribution made in 2022.

First S’pore adaptation plan to identify risks and take stock of current measures, rather than new solutions

Climate adaptation will be a key area to bolster ASEAN’s resilience, which could be a crucial theme under Singapore's 2027 chairmanship.

11 taken to hospital after accident involving 9 motorcycles and car on AYE

Police investigations are ongoing.

Polytechnic students create AI chatbot to improve access to special needs resources and support

Singapore’s energy strategy has to be more diversified, forward-looking: PM Wong

He noted that the country remains exposed to global supply disruptions as it imports nearly all its energy.

What happened on the turbulence-hit SIA flight that left one dead and 79 hurt?

The timeline of events was recorded in a final report by the Transport Safety Investigation Bureau.

Man to be charged after allegedly stealing bank cards on flight from South Korea to S’pore

The suspect had allegedly taken two bank cards belonging to another passenger on the same flight.

Beware of scam e-mails on employment offences claiming to be from MOM

Victims would receive e-mails informing them that their companies had contravened the Employment Act.

Limited choices, slower customer service among key consumer concerns amid telco restructuring

Communicating proactively with consumers is also key for restructuring firms to maintain trust, said experts.

How will S’pore be assessed on its ability to make an informed choice on deploying nuclear energy?

Here’s what you need to know about this assessment by the UN atomic watchdog.

2 men to be charged over alleged fraudulent registration of corporate SIM cards

The two men were allegedly offered cash rewards for registering over 100 corporate SIM cards.

Risk of another pandemic crisis remains: Ong Ye Kung

He pointed to the Ebola outbreak as well as hantavirus infections as reminders of the threat.

S’pore to undergo review by UN atomic watchdog in 2027

The review is to assess S’pore’s ability to make an informed decision on nuclear energy deployment: PM Wong

IAEA experts to assess Singapore's nuclear infrastructure readiness starting 2027: PM Wong

The entire preparatory process and actual infrastructure development can take "well over 15 years" based on the experience of others, said PM Wong.

Singapore steps up health measures after Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, Uganda

Health advisories are now in place at all points of entry to Singapore for arriving and departing travellers.

Drink-driving suspect who failed to give blood sample acquitted

The judge said the treating doctor had not authorised the taking of a blood sample from the patient.

Singapore steps up Ebola monitoring after WHO alert; increased surveillance among measures

The public health measures will be put in place from May 19.

Inside SQ321: Key findings from Singapore's final investigation report

Investigators have released their final report to address questions about what caused the disaster.

Seniors go for gold at NTUC Health’s Golden Games

The games aim to empower them and make routine physiotherapy exercises fun .

Jail for third man involved in death of ship crew member who was given unsafe breathing mask

Dao Tien Manh, 32, told four men to clean tanks that had not been checked and declared gas-free.