MOM: Workplace deaths in SG rise in first half of 2026; platform workers account for 4 of 21 fatalities, as Ministry reviews tougher deterrence measures
Fatal workplace incidents have increased, resulting in a higher annualised rate of injury. The number of deaths from vehicular incidents is a significant concern. These incidents account for nearly half of all workplace fatalities, with a specific group being disproportionately affected.
Further information is available on the breakdown of these incidents, including the types of workers most at risk. The annualised fatal injury rate has been calculated based on the number of fatalities that occurred during a specific period.
Details on the incidents and the affected workers can be found in the released figures, which provide insight into the current state of workplace safety.
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