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Mercury rising: 2024 high of 36.3 degrees C recorded in Singapore's Choa Chu Kang on March 24 - Vimarsana News

Mercury rising: 2024 high of 36.3 degrees C recorded in Singapore's Choa Chu Kang on March 24

The mercury hit 36.3 degrees C in Choa Chu Kang on March 24, the highest temperature Singapore has experienced so far in 2024.

Cambodian govt demands provinces leaders give more support for flood victims - Vimarsana News

Cambodian govt demands provinces leaders give more support for flood victims

Prime Minister of Cambodia Samdech Thipadei Hun Manet and his government has requested leaders of provinces pay attention to supporting flood-hit people as widespread heavy rains have triggered floods in many localities in recent days.

iPhone 14 Delivery Delays Getting Worst? Some Units Might Not Arrive on Christmas - Vimarsana News

iPhone 14 Delivery Delays Getting Worst? Some Units Might Not Arrive on Christmas

IPhone 14 delivery delays might be getting worst. Enthusiasts claim some may not receive their orders on Christmas.

Philippines warns on sugar shortages in the country due to low output and import delays - Vimarsana News

Philippines warns on sugar shortages in the country due to low output and import delays

A sugar shortage in the Philippines has worsened as local production missed forecasts and due to a delay in planned imports of up to 200,000 tonnes of the refined sweetener, the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) has announced this week.

Philippines' debt balloons to US$228.68 billion as unemployment rate up 8.1 per cent August - Vimarsana News

Philippines' debt balloons to US$228.68 billion as unemployment rate up 8.1 per cent August

The Philippines' debt ballooned to 11.64 trillion pesos (US$228.68 billion) at the end of August, according to the latest data released by the Philippine Bureau of Treasury.