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SINGAPORE: Eighty-eight people are under investigation for allegedly flouting COVID-19 safe distancing measures in two separate incidents, the ...

The Singapore Police Force is investigating 62 men and 26 women, aged between 17 and 56, for alleged non-compliance with safe distancing measures.

88 Persons Investigated For Non-Compliance With Safe Distancing Measures

STUCK at home due to the Covid-19 Movement Control Order (MCO) has been a blessing in disguise for some

Introduction Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been serious concerns about the risks of transmission to those required to board the ship for the purposes of ship arrests. The new procedures for the service of admiralty writs of summons and warrants of arrest introduced by the Singapore Court on 22 January 2021 are therefore a much welcomed change. These new procedures allow a plaintiff in an admiralty action to, amongst other things, serve the writ or warrant of arrest on the...

Published on: Tuesday, February 16, 2021 By: Bernama Text Size: SEMPORNA: Boat passenger operators in Pulau Bum Bum, near here, have changed their service strategy to enable each operator earn income continuously for survival, following implementation of the Covid-19 Movement Control Order (MCO). Semporna Balimbang Hired Boat Operators Association Chairman Nasir Abu Bakar said the initiative was agreed upon by the 75 boat operators who regarded the new move as apt during the current situation. ...

Tropical soda apple, described as the weed from hell, has sprouted following Black Summer FriFriday 12 updated ThuThursday 18 FebFebruary 2021 at 5:44am The amount of seed tropical soda apple produces from just one fruit is what makes it such a threat. ( Share Print text only Cancel Farmers along the north coast of New South Wales are at war with a noxious weed that has sprung out of the ground following the 2019 bushfires. Key points: Native to South America, tropical soda apple is a species t...

SINGAPORE - Indian restaurant chain the Banana Leaf Apolo will be charged in court next week with breaching multiple safe management measures, including having a self-service buffet at its Little India Arcade outlet. The restaurant chain will be charged in court on Feb 17 over failing to ensure that the gathering of individuals on its premises did not exceed the maximum group size allowed, not enforcing at least 1m of safe distancing between seated customers, for providing a self-service buffet...

The restaurant chain will be charged in court on February 17 over failing to ensure that the gathering of individuals on its premises did not exceed the maximum group size allowed

Last Updated: Prominent Indian Restaurant In Singapore To Be Charged In Court For Breaching COVID-19 Measures Singapores leading Indian restaurant chain "Banana Leaf Apolo" will be charged in a court next week with breaching multiple safe management measures, including having a self-service buffet, at its outlet in the Little India precinct. Singapores leading Indian restaurant chain "Banana Leaf Apolo" will be charged in a court next week with breaching multiple safe management measures, ...