Morning Briefing: Top stories from The Straits Times on April 13
Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Tuesday, April 13. Panel to study licensing, mandatory theory tests for road cyclists as part of review The review comes on the back of a recent spate of complaints about errant road cyclists. READ MORE HERE Covid-19 vaccines vital but aren't designed to fully prevent infection: Experts Those who have had the jabs are much less likely to get seriously ill than unvaccinated patients. READ MORE HERE Buffets are back in S'pore, but self-service still not allowed under Covid-19 measures Staff-served food lines can resume at F&B outlets, corporate and work-related events, and Mice events. READ MORE HERE More on this topic Related Story ST newsletters: Get alerts on the latest news Malaysian PM Muhyiddin to visit Singapore on May 4 to discuss reopening of border The pandemic is also making it difficult for Malaysia to send a representative to fill the High Commissioner position here. READ MORE HERE Most people wash their hands more than 3 times a day, soap still the 'gold standard': ST poll Three-quarters of people surveyed said they have developed better hygiene habits over the past 12 months. READ MORE HERE Duterte resurfaces af...
