SINGAPORE, Jan 23 The Johor Baru-Singapore Rapid Transit System (RTS) Link’s station at Woodlands North and its connected Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) facility will be about 10 times the size of a typical MRT station, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) said yesterday. The.
The Straits Times
Partial pedestrianisation is part of trial to repurpose road lanes as footpaths or cycling paths
The junction of Woodlands Drive 71 and Woodlands Ring Road (above), in front of Kampung Admiralty, which will be temporarily closed off to cars and all other private vehicles. An artist s impression of the junction after it has been pedestrianised.PHOTO: LAND TRANSPORT AUTHORITY
The junction of Woodlands Drive 71 and Woodlands Ring Road, in front of Kampung Admiralty, which will be temporarily closed off to cars and all other private vehicles. An artist s impression of the junction (above) after it has been pedestrianised.PHOTO: LAND TRANSPORT AUTHORITY
Talk about a work perk.
Southwest Airlines has revealed that it will give employees the coronavirus vaccine for free, once the inoculation is widely available in the U.S.
The major carrier confirmed the update to Fox News on Friday. When the time comes, workers will be strongly encouraged to get vaccinated in the fight against the viral disease, a spokesperson said. Southwest Airlines operations at Dallas Love Field during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Stephen M. Keller via Southwest Airlines) Southwest is strongly encouraging employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19. In these very early phases of roll-out of vaccine, states and counties are driving prioritization and distribution, and that’s generally limited to state or county designated medical providers, the spokesperson explained.
Ong Ye Kung Urges Employers To Let Staff Work Off-Peak Hours For Safer Commutes Amid Covid-19
The peak-hour rush is totally unnecessary, he said.
23 Jan 2021, 1:47 am
Transport Minister Says LTA & MOT Staff Start Work At 7.30AM Or 10.30AM, Work From Home Half The Time
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed our lives in many ways, and one of them is the way we work.
Since last year’s ‘Circuit Breaker’, more Singaporeans have started working from home to reduce the likelihood of catching the virus at the workplace or on public transport.
However, it seems that as we entered Phase 3 in Dec, more workers have been going to the office, causing increasing crowds on buses and trains.