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Meet a Couple Who Built 500 Free Homes in Ukraine With Their Own Money - Vimarsana News

Meet a Couple Who Built 500 Free Homes in Ukraine With Their Own Money

Singaporeans Lam Baoyan and Rudy Taslim have spent the last two years running multiple aid projects in Ukraine, visiting the frontlines seven times.

A Singaporean couple built 500 homes on the Ukrainian frontlines as the war raged around them. Here's how they did it. - Vimarsana News

A Singaporean couple built 500 homes on the Ukrainian frontlines as the war raged around them. Here's how they did it.

Singaporeans Lam Baoyan and Rudy Taslim have spent the last two years running multiple aid projects in Ukraine, visiting the frontlines seven times.

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The Hospitality Industry Make Strides in Sustainability - Vimarsana News

The Hospitality Industry Make Strides in Sustainability

A sustainability playbook is starting to emerge, but will the hospitality industry—including major brands Marriott, Hyatt, and Hilton—keep up?

Singapore's Bomb-Resistant Homes for Ukraine: Aims to Protect and Shelter Those Afflicted by the War - Vimarsana News

Singapore's Bomb-Resistant Homes for Ukraine: Aims to Protect and Shelter Those Afflicted by the War

The project aims to provide homes to all Ukrainians, who are affected by the conflict. Singapore's Genesis Architects is aiming to build more of its project for Ukraine, particularly bomb-resistant homes, to protect the victims of the attacks from hostile forces during this present conflict.

'Love is not a word but an action': Singapore couple build bomb-resistant homes in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

'Love is not a word but an action': Singapore couple build bomb-resistant homes in Ukraine

SINGAPORE - On his second trip to Ukraine in August, architect Rudy Taslim, 38, almost wandered into a forest of pine trees, before he was yanked by his collar to a halt by his local guide. Pointing to a nondescript sign with "mine" in Ukrainian written in black paint, barely visible amid the foliage and rubble of the war-torn countryside,...