SINGAPORE – Five days before her wedding on Oct 6, Ms Pamela Soh, 30, tested positive for Covid-19. The administrative staff had mild flu symptoms, and her husband-to-be Casper Khoo, […]
TOKYO, Oct 18, 2021 – (JCN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) – Fujitsu Limited conducted a joint data analysis project with Nikkei Inc., leveraging data analysis tools including Foundry from Palantir Technologies […]
SINGAPORE – The Republic has inked a supply and purchase agreement for an antiviral pill to treat Covid-19 that is said to be effective against all known variants of the […]
SINGAPORE – People who have recovered from Covid-19 at home, but find that their TraceTogether app still shows they are “not cleared”, will have this issue resolved in the next […]
SINGAPORE – Only a small number of vaccinated Covid-19 cases in Singapore have developed “long Covid” symptoms so far. This is supported by overseas data showing the risk of developing the […]
SINGAPORE – Jurong West Central, Aljunied, Bedok North, Tampines East, Sengkang Town Centre and Woodlands East are some areas that have been highlighted as places frequently visited by Covid-19 patients […]
SINGAPORE – When she was 30 weeks pregnant, Ms Suzanna Tang decided to go for her Covid-19 vaccine shots as she was worried that getting infected could complicate her labour. […]
SINGAPORE – A two-passenger limit for taxi and private-hire cars will be reintroduced in line with updated restrictions as Singapore enters into a stabilisation phase from Monday (Sept 27) to Oct […]
SINGAPORE – Seniors aged 60 and above are strongly encouraged to avoid attending religious activities even if they are fully vaccinated against Covid-19, and children will be barred from participating […]
SINGAPORE – At the start of a four-week suspension of hospital visits on Friday (Sept 24), only a few visitors were seen trickling in to Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) […]
SINGAPORE – Singapore is doing its best to scale up its Covid-19 operations amid growing case numbers, to ensure all patients are well cared for, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien […]
SINGAPORE – There were 934 new locally transmitted Covid-19 cases on Friday (Sept 17), the highest daily number since April last year. There were 838 new cases in the community […]
SINGAPORE – For the past year and a half, shopkeepers in Little India have been hit hard by a drastic fall in income as migrant workers who would throng the […]
SINGAPORE – All eight cases of Covid-19 at the Madrasah Irsyad Zuhri Al-Islamiah in Braddell Road involved pupils from the same Primary 4 class. The cluster was reported by the […]
SINGAPORE – People who contracted Covid-19 at Bukit Merah View Market and Hawker Centre in June typically had three things in common. They were not vaccinated, did not wear their […]
SINGAPORE – With the roll-out of Covid-19 vaccine booster shots expected to start this month, The Straits Times tackles key questions about the programme, including whether someone will be considered […]
SINGAPORE – There is currently no evidence that Covid-19 clusters in bus interchanges have resulted in spreading the virus to commuters, said Transport Minister S. Iswaran on Friday (Sept 3). […]
SINGAPORE – The growing Covid-19 clusters at bus interchanges suggest that workplace practices across different interchanges could be causing the virus to spread, said an infectious disease expert. This warrants closer […]
TOKYO, Sep 1, 2021 – (JCN Newswire via SEAPRWire.com) – The TANAKA Memorial Foundation (Representative Director: Hideya Okamoto) announced that it will take applications for research themes for FY2021 Precious […]
SINGAPORE – Singapore on Friday (Aug 27) strongly condemned the bombings outside Afghanistan’s Kabul airport that killed dozens of people and injured hundreds more. “These acts of violence are deplorable and […]
