On Jan 8, China reopened its borders to international travellers for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. “On our end, we have to be prepared for all possibilities and do our best,” Mr Lee added. At the interchange, Mr Lee spoke to transport workers, including bus captainsContinue Reading
After a ban on lion and dragon dance was lifted around 2000, the art form has gone through a renaissance, led by performers from within and beyond the ethnic Chinese community.Continue Reading
At OCBC, “promotional rates” for some fixed rate mortgage packages have been rolled out since mid-December.Continue Reading
Yip Yew Chong plans to hold an exhibition in the second half of this year to display all 27 panels of his latest canvas painting. Continue Reading
“Hopefully we can make it in time for dinner,” says one traveller, who will be driving from Singapore to Malaysia with her family on Saturday (Jan 21) afternoon. Continue Reading
China has released a revised COVID-19 death count that includes those dying from other underlying diseases besides respiratory failure.Continue Reading
Challenges for example increased costs, provide chain issues and manpower shortage stay.Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) is investigating digital telco Gorilla Mobile for failing to find the authority’s approval before ceasing the mobile service, as required under license conditions. In an email in order to Gorilla Mobile customers on Monday (Jan 16) and in a notice on the websiteContinue Reading
SINGAPORE: Following a video circulating on social media of a fight at a dormitory, nine men are assisting with police investigations into a case of rioting. The males involved are from ages between 24 plus 54, said the authorities on Friday (Jan 20). Law enforcement told CNA these were alertedContinue Reading
Businesses will need to apply for the Progressive Wage Mark accreditation designed for government contracts from March 1 .Continue Reading