Popular Book Company apologises for tweet on Amos Yee
Local bookstore, Popular, has apologised for a tweet it posted on Thursday seemingly poking fun at 16-year old Youtuber Amos ...
Day: May 2, 2015
Malaysian authorities seize book on timber corruption
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - Malaysia’s Home Ministry has seized an explosive book on timber corruption in the Malaysian state of Sarawak. All ...
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Airlines halt China flights as virus toll hits 132 -
Beijing municipal market regulator fines drugstore for jacking up face mask prices -
Government to give $100 a day to those who have to be quarantined -
SDP urges the public to not “manufacture fake news” and spread rumours regarding the Wuhan virus -
ESG: Business continuity guide underway to prepare firms for ‘different scenarios’ amid viral outbreak -
Still many stores out of stock of masks; long queues persist -
Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) camps to be used as a quarantine facility -
NS pre-enlistees who have visited China recently must take 14 days of compulsory leave of absence -
Operation Night Fury: Group-IB helps take down a cybergang behind the infection of hundreds of websites all over the world -
Checkpoint Theatre presents hilarious new comedy “The Nuclear Family” this March -
PSP’s Dr Tan Cheng Bock advises public to be discreet about news on Wuhan virus -
CapitaLand and other Singapore firms temporarily cease operations in China due to viral outbreak -
Huawei named one of top 10 most valuable brands by Brand Finance -
In Middle East, UAE announces first case of new coronavirus -
Netizens ask Lam Pin Min to check on reality on the ground in response to comment about sufficient supply of masks in Singapore
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Singapore PR explains why he chose to leave Singapore and become Australian citizen -
Petition to ban travellers from China from entering Singapore has over 91,000 signatories -
Video showing Chinese woman eating bat at restaurant goes viral as the world combats Wuhan virus -
PM Lee not inviting siblings to CNY reunion dinner again this year -
DBS' red packets printed with controversial inauspicious Chinese character -
More than 10K from Wuhan arrived in SG since outbreak; ICA only health screens PRCs with passports issued in Hubei -
PM Lee’s son asks Li Shengwu to not include him in issues that he has with Singapore government -
Over 5,000 in Singapore sign petition to call for govt to ban travellers from China due concerns over Wuhan virus -
MOH confirms same eye drop medication costs $45.80 in NUH but $34.24 in TTSH -
M'sia reports all 4 Wuhan virus cases came through SG; Philippines returns back Wuhan tourists -
Netizens call out Heng Swee Keat over remark about "nativist tendencies" -
Travellers from Hubei and those with Hubei-issued PRC passports barred from entering Singapore starting 29 Jan - Don't play the blame game; it's time to come together - PSP's Dr Tan Cheng Bock on the Wuhan virus concern
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Quarantined in Hangzhou, 18 Singapore residents and 10 Scoot staff return safely on Scoot relief flight -
DPM Heng Swee Keat says visitors pay GST too but doesn't mention that they can claim a refund when leaving
