Employers should adjust outdoor work activities based on hourly PM2.5 readings: MOM
Employers should progressively reduce outdoor work as hourly PM2.5 readings rise, said MOM.
Employers should progressively reduce outdoor work as hourly PM2.5 readings rise, said MOM.
safety
A car crashed into a landed home and knocked down a portion of its outer perimeter wall in Katong on Oct. 18. The home was also the premises of Liu Fu Si Fang Cai , a home-based dining business. In response to Mothership's queries, the police said that they were alerted to the in...
library
Ukraine's ambassador to Singapore, Kateryna Zelenko, has expressed her gratitude to Singapore for standing by Ukraine during some of its most difficult years, as she prepares to leave her post. In a farewell video shared on Facebook by the Embassy of Ukraine in Singapore, Zelenko...
safety
Indonesia has yet to take up neighbouring countries' offers of assistance to tackle the forest fires that have spread thick haze across the region because it believes it is still capable of managing the situation. That is why it has not declared the forest and land fires a nation...
News
Retailers are stepping up deliveries to replenish stocks quickly, said Minister Grace Fu.
News
The health ministry is also working with Cold Storage, Giant and Sheng Siong to make N95 masks, or their equivalent, progressively available across all their outlets....
business
SINGAPORE: The authorities have implemented another way to control the growing population of crows in the country, and that is through shooting. Recently, dozens of crows were shot dead outside Aljunied MRT station, where the authorities closed the grassy part of the area for the...
Local
Singapore and Qatar plan to upgrade their bilateral ties to a Strategic Partnership, said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) in an Oct. 19 statement. It added that both countries agreed to work towards elevating relations in a meeting on the same day with both countries' minis...
schools
The Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy signed agreements with two Swedish institutions.
