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Lab-Bred Mosquitoes Could Slow Spread of Deadly Human Diseases - Vimarsana News

Lab-Bred Mosquitoes Could Slow Spread of Deadly Human Diseases

In an effort to fight this virus, Singapore's National Environment Agency has been breeding Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes since 2016.

Why Singapore Is Breeding Millions of Bacteria-Infected Mosquitoes - Vimarsana News

Why Singapore Is Breeding Millions of Bacteria-Infected Mosquitoes

Evidence suggests the lab-bred insects can slow the spread of dengue, but they are difficult to mass produce.

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More mother tongue language books for children to become available at public libraries and on NLB mobile app - Vimarsana News

More mother tongue language books for children to become available at public libraries and on NLB mobile app

Singapore News - Young children and their parents can soon read more books in the mother tongue languages at public libraries or by using an application on their mobile phones. Under a new deal agreed between the National Library Board and the Lee Kuan Yew Fund for Bilingualism on Tuesday,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Project Wolbachia to be expanded to 1,400 more HDB blocks from July as dengue cases surge - Vimarsana News

Project Wolbachia to be expanded to 1,400 more HDB blocks from July as dengue cases surge

Singapore News - Project Wolbachia, one of the nation's weapons in the fight against dengue, will be expanded to 1,400 more Housing Board blocks from July, Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu announced on Wednesday (June 15). This means

Five theatre shows to check out in the Klang Valley - Vimarsana News

Five theatre shows to check out in the Klang Valley

From experimental music to Shakespeare, theatre venues are loading up on diversity