RSF calls for the end of harassment to The Online Citizen
By Reporters Without Borders (RSF) Reporters Without Borders (RSF) calls on Singapore’s authorities to stop trying to intimidate The Online Citizen ...
Day: 14 March 2016
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Roy Ngerng to pay damages for defamation to PM Lee over 17 years
The lawyers of blogger, Roy Ngerng and Singapore Prime Minister, Mr Lee Hsien Loong reached a settlement in relation to the ...
NTU students lead campaign to target binge drinking in youth
“Don’t Choose Binge (Don’t CB)” is an anti binge drinking campaign led by four final year students from Nanyang Technological ...
Pointless act of appearing accountable while serving no real purpose
By Ghui To be completely honest, yet another MP having to resign as a result of an extramarital affair is ...
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120 cases of COVID-19 infection confirmed; Highest ever spike of cases -
Will Chan apologise to HK’s leaders for insulting them for wearing masks now that Singapore “u-turns” on mask usage? -
Criminal defamation suit: Lawyer M Ravi asking for costs order to be made against Public Prosecutor -
Lawrence Wong appears to be shifting the blame of not wearing masks solely to WHO -
Scientists warn normal speech by asymptomatic individuals can infect others with COVID-19 -
Lee Hsien Yang: Fight COVID-19 first, Singapore polls must wait -
75 additional cases of COVID-19 infection; 29 unlinked cases and four new clusters identified -
How should citizens rate the performance of the Multi-ministry Task Force so far? -
CEO of Lunch Actually shares experience as COVID-19 patient, tested positive albeit wash hands regularly, avoid crowded place -
Enterprise Singapore rolls out Food Delivery Booster Package to support F&B business -
Did Singapore drop the ball in its eagerness to show the world that it could achieve the impossible? - 6th death from COVID-19 infection confirmed by MOH; 88-yr-old patient was admitted on 30 March
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Government has imposed Code Red measures without calling the situation Code Red -
Parts of Indian mega-slum cordoned off after virus deaths -
Taiwan makes wearing masks on rail, intercity buses mandatory for travellers
- Government has imposed Code Red measures without calling the situation Code Red
- Did Singapore drop the ball in its eagerness to show the world that it could achieve the impossible?
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Lightning never strikes twice? For Dr Tan Cheng Bock, it could even be thrice -
SDP Chief Chee Soon Juan slams PAP for "playing politics" when lives are at stake -
PAP's eagerness for a general election during global pandemic may create unhelpful speculation for the government -
China reopens food markets after declaring victory against COVID-19 virus; food markets still selling bats -
More than 3,000 people queue to apply for $500 financial aid, netizens think it defies social distancing measures -
MOH reviews stance on masks while PM's wife Ho Ching says make do with homemade ones -
67% disagree to holding elections during the pandemic, according to poll by Lianhe Zaobao -
Could PM Lee's comparison of Israel's election during a pandemic be the best example? -
Some bars and KTVs still operating along Tanjong Pagar Road despite shutdown orders for all public entertainment outlets -
Share price of GIC-backed PRC coffee chain plunges 75.5% after investigation finds COO fabricated sales - Lee Hsien Yang: Fight COVID-19 first, Singapore polls must wait
- How should citizens rate the performance of the Multi-ministry Task Force so far?
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Netizens voice disappointment in Government after number of COVID-19 cases in Singapore reaches 1,000
