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‘The discrimination is real’: Pregnant woman says employer limits her to 1 WFH day despite doctor’s recommendation
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Man in his 50s suffers cardiac arrest at Zouk, Good Samaritan steps in to perform CPR
A man in his 50s reportedly suffered a cardiac arrest at nightclub Zouk on Sep. 19 and collapsed. Fortunately, a Good Samaritan in the crowd stepped forward and performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on him. What happened The incident first came to light after one of the m...
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Travel vlogger says Singapore is ‘strange’ and ‘dystopian’ before praising its safety and abundance
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UK man who died on SQ321 suffered cardiac arrest due to 'physiological effect' of turbulence, inquest told
An inquest in the UK was told by the local coroner that the British man who died during Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 in 2024 had suffered a cardiac arrest due to the "physiological effect" of the severe turbulence experienced by the plane, British media reported. The conclusio...