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Ten Canadian writers share their favourite independent bookstores - Vimarsana News

Ten Canadian writers share their favourite independent bookstores

Celebrating Canadian Independent Bookstore Day 2023 with 10 favourites, selected by CanLit authors

Residents of some Singapore condos feeling strain of surging electricity bills - Vimarsana News

Residents of some Singapore condos feeling strain of surging electricity bills

Residents of some condominiums can expect to fork out more for the maintenance of common areas due to surging electricity bills.

Laos govt says school enrolment rates rise but promises quality of schools and teaching have improved - Vimarsana News

Laos govt says school enrolment rates rise but promises quality of schools and teaching have improved

School enrolment rates in early childhood, primary and secondary education have risen after the government improved the quality of schools and teaching.

Brunei: Rising number of Covid-19 cases not a concern as health ministry confirms another 52 new infections - Vimarsana News

Brunei: Rising number of Covid-19 cases not a concern as health ministry confirms another 52 new infections

For the past few days, the number of individuals contracting Covid-19 in the Sultanate has been rising, igniting a growing concern in the public, said Minister of Health Dato Seri Setia Dr Mohd Isham Jaafar at a press conference in the capital.

Vietnam confirms 16,278 new coronavirus infections as Hanoi registers record 2,723 cases - Vimarsana News

Vietnam confirms 16,278 new coronavirus infections as Hanoi registers record 2,723 cases

Vietnam reported 16,278 new Covid-19 cases on Friday, including 16,254 locally transmitted and 24 imported, according to its ministry of health.