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Late start to Downtown Line MRT services this morning - Vimarsana News

Late start to Downtown Line MRT services this morning

Singapore News - According to Facebook updates by SBS Transit on May 24, MRT service on the Downtown Line could not begin until 7.26am. MRT services between Fort Canning and Mattar stations was unavailable from the start of service until 7.26am due to track closure. A... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Digital from the start: New medical campus to rise in Singapore's east - Vimarsana News

Digital from the start: New medical campus to rise in Singapore's east

It is targeted to run virtual wards four years ahead of its completion by 2030.

New hospital in Bedok to start some services before 2030 completion: Ong Ye Kung - Vimarsana News

New hospital in Bedok to start some services before 2030 completion: Ong Ye Kung

Eastern General Hospital (EGH) in Bedok North will be ready in 2030, but some services like "virtual" wards can be expected around 2026.

New initiative aims to help Kampong Chai Chee residents stretch their dollar - Vimarsana News

New initiative aims to help Kampong Chai Chee residents stretch their dollar

Singapore News - Madam Rena Tan, a 72-year-old retired administrative officer, eats out around her neighbourhood at Kampong Chai Chee daily. The Bedok North resident will now be able to stretch her dollar with a new programme launched by the Kampong Chai Chee (KCC) community club on April... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Pandemic-ready, tech-enabled: New hospital campus with 1,400 beds to open in the east by 2030 - Vimarsana News

Pandemic-ready, tech-enabled: New hospital campus with 1,400 beds to open in the east by 2030

The hospital campus can start serving the community even before it is physically completed. Read more at straitstimes.com.