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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.

SQ321 final report: What happened in the seconds before deadly turbulence hit

Investigators have reconstructed the moments before SQ321 encountered turbulence, revealing how a routine flight turned into a mid-air emergency within seconds.

SQ321's weather radar may have failed to display true conditions before fatal turbulence, investigators find

The flight crew said neither visual checks nor their radar showed dangerous weather before severe turbulence occurred.

Severe turbulence that hit SIA flight in 2024 not detected by weather radar: S’pore investigators

The Transport Safety Investigation Bureau said the pilots' actions were "understandable and appropriate".

Bedok TB screening exercise ends; 1 diagnosed with active TB disease so far

42 persons will be further evaluated as their chest X-rays showed minor abnormalities.

SGH working with A*STAR to commercialise AI-powered antibiotics test for superbugs

The test contains 180 different proprietary combinations of existing antibiotics developed by SGH.

AI bilingualism becoming increasingly vital across Singapore’s industries: IMDA chief

Infocomm Media Development Authority CEO Ng Cher Pong says combining domain expertise with AI fluency will be critical to future workforce competitiveness.

2 taken to hospital after fire breaks out in Hougang HDB flat

A couple in their 60s reportedly live in the affected unit.

Premier League announces subscription prices for new streaming service in Singapore

Subscribers to the new service will be able to watch all Premier League matches, along with FA Cup games and the Community Shield next season.

Indonesian nasi padang chain Sederhana to open first Singapore outlet at former Warong Nasi Pariaman spot

Sederhana will take over the former premises of the iconic Kampong Glam restaurant, which closed after 78 years in January this year.

One person diagnosed with active tuberculosis as screening at Bedok concludes, pending some follow-ups

The Communicable Diseases Agency said that contact tracing is underway to identify and evaluate the close contacts of the patient.

Straits Times Singapore·policy

Public servants should actively seek solutions, are not just ‘cogs’ in machine: Chee Hong Tat

He was speaking to about 1,200 government employees and students at a science and tech festival.

SG Culture Pass expands access to Sing Lit with over 1,100 new titles and six additional bookstores

Singaporeans will now have access to over 2,600 eligible Sing Lit titles across 15 participating bookstores with 46 outlets islandwide.