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The New Paper Driverless bus trials attract curious passengers Japanese housewife Satoko Nemoto boarding a driverless bus at Haw Par Villa last Wednesday. The Haw Par Villa round-trip route is one of two trials here. TNP PHOTO: NATALIE TAN 0 Engagements Ms Satoko Nemoto, a 43-year-old Japanese housewife who has been in Singapore for three months, travelled by MRT all the way from her home in Pasir Ris to Haw Par Villa just to ride on the driverless bus operated by SMRT. She said the ride was q...

Source: Media Outreach SINGAPORE – Media OutReach – 27 January 2021 – Singapore Semiconductor Industry Association (SSIA) is partnering JTC and e2i, electronics companies, academia, to launch a series of new initiatives to attract and retain talent, as well as make the electronics sector an attractive environment to work in. Even as many sectors scaled back in 2020, the electronics and semiconductor industry remains resilient. It continues to create good job opportunities and offer a va...

The Straits Times Woman pleads guilty to abusing two of her maids in separate incidents Elizabeth Poh Chiew Lian also poured water over the head of her Indonesian helper and berated her.PHOTO: ST FILE https://str.sg/JKGe They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! This article is now fully available for you Read now Get unlimited access to all stories at $0.99/month for the firs...

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0 Engagements A woman who had employed four different domestic helpers in the three years up to 2018 physically abused one of them, including pinching the womans arm and hitting her on the back with a shoe. Elizabeth Poh Chiew Lian also poured water over the head of her Indonesian helper and berated her, calling her "idiot" and "stupid". Unable to tolerate any more abuse, Ms Munawaroh, 40, who goes by only one name, left Pohs Pasir Ris flat on July 22, 2018, and alerted the police. The Singapor...

January 24, 2021 Photos and videos of the incident were posted on social media on Dec 26. Facebook SINGAPORE - A pleasure crafts licence has been suspended by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) over an incident on Boxing Day last year that allegedly broke safe distancing rules. This included having more than five people in a group. In a statement on Saturday (Jan 23), MPA said the Advants licence will be suspended for 30 days over the Dec 26 incident near Lazarus Island. MPA sai...

Amid COVID-19 challenges, the rise of home baking helps Phoon Huat to whisk up expansion plans Toggle share menu Advertisement Advertisement Singapore Amid COVID-19 challenges, the rise of home baking helps Phoon Huat to whisk up expansion plans Phoon Huat is looking to open two new stores in Singapore this year, says its chief executive officer Shuichi Sato. (Photo: Calvin Oh) 04 Feb 2021 04:37PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Baking...

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The New Paper Resort in Pasir Ris fined, ordered to suspend bookings for a month Cherryloft in Pasir Ris failed to ensure its guests performed SafeEntry check-ins for contact tracing. PHOTO: CHERRYLOFT RESORTS /FACEBOOK Cherrylofts safety breaches included allowing 19 people to gather on its premises 0 Engagements The Cherryloft Resorts & Hotels in Pasir Ris has been fined $1,000 and ordered to suspend bookings for a month after it breached multiple safe management measures and allowed 19 peop...

Cherryloft resort fined, ordered to suspend bookings after 19 people found in adjoining units Toggle share menu Advertisement Cherryloft resort fined, ordered to suspend bookings after 19 people found in adjoining units A resort in Pasir Ris has been fined and ordered to suspend bookings after 19 people were found gathering, the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) said on Sunday (Jan 17). Cherryloft Resorts & Hotels, located at 159 Jalan Loyang Besar, was fined S$1,000 and will not ...