Mandopop singer Wakin Chau to perform in Singapore this July

Wakin Chau, 64, the legendary singer and musician, may make a one-night concert in Singapore in July for a performance at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. The Younger Me Concerts 3.0 premiere, which comes one month after his most recent effectiveness at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.

On July 19, Chau will delight attendees with cheerful sounds like Friends and The Flowery Heart.

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Singapore’s navy set to get 2 more Invincible-class submarines from 2034

Singapore: Two additional vessels are anticipated to be delivered from 2034 along with the Republic of Singapore Navy’s ( RSN) fleet of Invincible-class submarines.

Ng Eng Hen, the then-Minister for Defence, formerly disclosed in March that the Singapore Armed Forces planned to include two more Invincible-class ships to its existing fleet. &nbsp,

Additionally, Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems, a subsidiary of bp, did construct the new arteries.

According to the Ministry of Defense ( MINDEF), they are a part of the navy’s “approach to long-term capability development.”

The Invincible-class boats are designed by the Defence Science and Technology Agency to meet Singapore’s requirements and are leanly crewed by the RS N’s specialized go.

The government added that the military’s ability to protect Singapore’s marine lines of communication will be further enhanced by the purchase of two additional Invincible-class submarines.

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Cocomelon to stage first live show in Singapore at Marina Bay Sands, featuring special guest Blippi

The precious children’s franchise will have its first live performance in Singapore this September, great news for families and Cocomelon fans. At Marina Bay Sands ‘ Sands Theatre’s Sing-A-Long Live, scheduled for Sep 27 and 28, Nina, Cody, Nina, and the rest of the Cocomelon team will join JJ, Cody, Nina, and the rest of the Cocomelon cast.

Blippi, a popular&nbsp, YouTube channel of the same brand, is tagging along for the fun.

You and your family can anticipate a music journey that will include common sounds like Wheels On The Van, If You’re Content And You Know It, and The Excavator Song for two straight days.

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North Korea fires flurry of short-range ballistic missiles

South Korea’s military reported on Thursday ( May 8 ) that North Korea fired what appeared to be several short-range ballistic missiles, about a week after Kim Jong Un’s most recent ship tested a new weapons system. The Joint Chiefs of Staff reported that Seoul’s government had “detected several projectilesContinue Reading

Tremors in North, cracks found from quake in South

A cracked pillar at Chawang Crown Prince Hospital in Chawang district, Nakhon Si Thammarat, on Wednesday. (Photo by Nujaree Rakrun)
A cracked pillar at Chawang Crown Prince Hospital in Chawang district, Nakhon Si Thammarat, on Wednesday. (Photo by Nujaree Rakrun)

Two tremors were detected in the northern province of Nan early Thursday, following Wednesday’s quake that caused cracks in a hospital building in the southern province of Nakhon Si Thammarat.

The Earthquake Observation Division of the Meteorological Department reported two quakes in Nan measuring 1.7 and 1.5 on the Richter scale, at 4.04am and 4.52am. Both occurred one kilometre underground in tambon Yap Hua Na of Wiang Sa district.

The tremors followed a 3.0-magnitude earthquake on Wednesday in tambon Saira of Chawang district, Nakhon Si Thammarat.

Wednesday’s quake, also one kilometre deep, struck at 5.31am and was felt in Chawang and Phipun districts, the division said.

Chawang Crown Prince Hospital was evacuated. Public works officials later found cracks at its health facility but confirmed the structure was safe.

Groundwater wells were also damaged at several locations, but Kathun and Klong Din Daeng reservoirs in Phipun remained intact.

A damaged groundwater well in Nakhon Si Thammarat. Nujaree Rakrun

A damaged groundwater well in Nakhon Si Thammarat. (Photo by Nujaree Rakrun)

On the Google Map, the Earthquake Observation Division marks the epicentre of the quake in Nan province early Thursday morning.

On Google Maps, the Earthquake Observation Division marks the epicentre of the 1.7-magnitude quake in Nan province early Thursday morning.

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Two quakes in North, cracks found from Wednesday’s quake in South

A pillar was cracked at Chawang Crown Prince Hospital in Chawang district, Nakhon Si Thammarat, on Wednesday. Nujaree Rakrun
A wall was cracked at Chawang Crown Prince Hospital in Chawang city, Nakhon Si Thammarat, on Wednesday. Nujaree Rakrun

Two spasms were detected in the northeastern province of Nan early Thursday morning after Wednesday’s collapse caused holes in the southern state of Nakhon Si Thammarat.

The Earthquake Observation Division of the Meteorological Department reported two tsunamis measuring 1.7 and 1.5 on the Richter level in Nan at 4.04am and 4.52am both. The spasms were detected one kilometre underwater in tambon Yap Hua Na of Wiang Sa city.

The spasms happened a day after a 3.0-magnitude disaster in tambon Saira of Chawang city in the southern state of Nakhon Si Thammarat.

The Wednesday’s collapse was detected, even one kilometre underwater, at 5.31am Wednesday. People felt it in Chawang and Phipun towns, the Earthquake Observation Division said.

Chawang Crown Prince Hospital in Chawang city was evacuated after the collapse. Public works authorities after found cracks at the health service but concluded that the construction of the doctor remained healthy.

Authorities also found damaged water reservoirs at various locations while Kathun and Klong Din Daeng reservoirs in Phipun city were alive.

A broken groundwater also in Nakhon Si Thammarat. Nujaree Rakrun

A broken groundwater also in Nakhon Si Thammarat. Nujaree Rakrun

On the Google Map, the Earthquake Observation Division marks the epicentre of the quake in Nan province early Thursday morning.

On the Google Map, the Earthquake Observation Division marks the centre of the 1.7-magnitude collapse in Nan state earlier Thursday night.

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How US and China will approach tariffs negotiations

US and Chinese officials are set to start trade negotiations in Switzerland this weekend.

The binational talks come after US President Donald Trump imposed a 145% tariff on China in April, and China hit back with a 125% tariff. Trade between the two countries has declined significantly.

So, who will blink first on tariffs?

The BBC’s North America and Asia Senior Journalists, Bernd Debusmann and Tessa Wong, analyse US and China’s moves ahead of the negotiation.

Video by Meiying Wu

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