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Wang Xiaohui became angry when her domestic worker Ngo Sabal misunderstood her instructions. ― Unsplash pic via TODAY
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SINGAPORE, May 25 Angry with her domestic worker for misunderstanding her instructions, Wang Xiaohui struck her several times with clothes hangers until they broke, leaving her with multiple bruises.
Wang did not take the worker to the doctor, and her offences came to light only after the worker crossed paths with another woman in public and showed her the injuries.
Wang, 35, pleaded guilty yesterday (May 24) to one charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Ngo Sabal, 25.
SINGAPORE, May 25 A property agent at ERA Realty Network as well as an engineer at Hiap Seng Engineering were the two new Covid-19 cases in the community that have not been traced to any source of infection. The two were part of the 24 cases in the community, the Ministry of Health (MoH) said.
From driver less cars being rolled out recently to robots performing surgeries, technology has surely made a stellar progress. One such example is medical robots. Medical robots are set to revolutionize the healthcare sector, especially surgeries, since they are becoming more and more acceptable, globally. They not.
Recently, the approach was used in Tan Tock Seng Hospital with some success. - ST
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Ring-fencing strategies that aim to limit Covid-19 transmissions and contain their spread have been intensified recently, helping Singapore stave off a second circuit breaker for now.
Experts note that larger areas are now being closed off and more people made to undergo swab testing.
Professor Teo Yik Ying, dean of the National University of Singapore s (NUS) Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, said that ring-fencing can help to flatten the curve of infections by preventing transmissions from spilling over to other sectors.