Haze subsidy scheme for related medical conditions starts Oct 12 for S’poreans: Ong Ye Kung
The medical conditions that qualify for the subsidised rates include allergic rhinitis and asthma.
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · As published by Straits Times — Singapore · · 1 min read
The medical conditions that qualify for the subsidised rates include allergic rhinitis and asthma.

safety
All flights between Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang and Singapore’s Seletar Airport have been cancelled through Monday (Oct 12).
CNA — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026
business
One example of such works is an enclosed structure on a private first-storey patio.
Straits Times — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026

schools
Summary Education Minister Desmond Lee said schools may close and national examinations may be postponed if the next-day 24-hour PSI forecast exceeds 300. Lessons and national examinations will continue in enclosed venues with air purifiers while schools prepare to step up safety...
The Independent Singapore · Oct 11, 2026
schools
The investment will support training and development for around 8,000 educators and 500 leaders.
Straits Times — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026
safety
Affected passengers are being reallocated to Malaysia Airlines’ services instead.
Straits Times — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026
schools
Make family time all the more special with these ideas and activities.
Straits Times — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026
Local
With the Singapore resident’s average life expectancy at 83.9 years, at 77, Ee is mindful about the passing of time.
Straits Times — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026
News
The Nuclear Learning & Understanding Society is looking to have its first networking event in November.
Straits Times — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026
schools
SJI is among 17 secondary schools that offer the six-year integrated programme.
Straits Times — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026

safety
SINGAPORE: A tragic accident happened on the Tampines Expressway, where a multi-vehicle collision occurred involving two motorcycles, a lorry, and a car. Unfortunately, one of the motorcycles caught fire and burned, prompting other drivers to stop and help extinguish the flames. ...
The Independent Singapore · Oct 11, 2026
safety
No injuries were reported, police said.
Straits Times — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026

Local
Eligible Singaporeans will pay no more than S$10 for treatment of haze-related conditions, said the Ministry of Health.
CNA — Singapore · Oct 11, 2026