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Give diners equipment to wipe down tables to improve cleanliness at food outlets: Researchers

Over 9 in 10 surveyed in Singapore said they returned their trays and crockery all the time in 2023. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Study shows how resilient Singaporeans are: Income Insurance

Singaporeans exhibit resilience in crucial domains

Singaporeans are resilient mentally, physically, socially, and financially, according to a landmark study that established Singaporeans' baseline resilience in these domains for the first time.

Most Singaporeans return trays, and not because of fines - here's why

SINGAPORE - Singaporeans are taking more personal responsibility for keeping food spaces clean, says a new survey, with 95 per cent of all respondents returning their trays and crockery every time they ate at a coffee shop or hawker centre in 2022. This is a 46 per cent increase from the number in 2021, following a fine that was introduced...

Most S'poreans return trays, because it's socially responsible, not because of fines: Survey, Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - Singaporeans are taking more personal responsibility for keeping food spaces clean, says a new survey, with 95 per cent of all respondents returning their trays and crockery every time they ate at a coffee shop or hawker centre in 2022. This is a 46 per cent increase from... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Pandemic takes toll on Singapore's elderly, leading to isolation and abuse

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Some seniors have become isolated from their circle of friends while caregivers have had to take on increased responsibilities as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Singapore's overall death rate did not increase despite Covid-19

SINGAPORE - Singapores overall death rate has not increased despite more deaths from Covid-19, and this is because those who died from the virus would likely have otherwise perished from other medical conditions.

Why do racial stereotypes persist in Singapore?

SINGAPORE - The proportion of inter-ethnic unions in Singapore rose from 5.6 per cent of all marriages in 1965 to 22.9 per cent in 2019.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Change in mindsets, establishing norms needed to get diners to return their trays, say experts

Change in mindsets, establishing norms needed to get diners to return their trays, say experts Toggle share menu Advertisement Change in mindsets, establishing norms needed to get diners to return their trays, say experts Trays and used utensils were left behind by diners when CNA visited Clementi Market and Food Centre on Feb 4, 2021. (Photo: Ang Hwee Min) 19 Apr 2021 07:50PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: Beyond initiatives to nudge diners into returning their trays, an overall change in people's mindset is needed for such plans to work, said observers. It was announced on Friday (Apr 16) that coffee shops and food courts will get funding to install tray return facilities. 

The Big Read: Amid societal changes, how will the link between family formation and housing policies evolve?

The Big Read: Amid societal changes, how will the link between family formation and housing policies evolve? Toggle share menu Advertisement The Big Read: Amid societal changes, how will the link between family formation and housing policies evolve? Advertisement Singapore The Big Read: Amid societal changes, how will the link between family formation and housing policies evolve? For single Singaporeans, the road to securing a roof over their heads has been more challenging than some others, when for the longest time, a Singaporean’s marital status is a key factor in determining their eligibility for public housing. A reflection of new HDB flats under construction in Yishun, on Mar 10, 2021. For single Singaporeans, the road to securing a roof over their heads has been more challenging than some others. (Photo: Ooi Boon Keong/TODAY)