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Frasers Hospitality forges ahead with expansion in China SINGAPORE, 5 days ago Building on the successful launch of Fraser Residence Chengdu in mid-2020, Frasers Hospitality, a member of Frasers Property Group, is set to continue on its steady growth course in China in key Chinese gateway cities.   Notable plans within the next four years include the upcoming opening of properties in first and second tier cities including the debut of Fraser Residence Chongqing, and the addition of Fraser Suites Pazhou, Guangzhou, Fraser Residence Shenzhen, Fraser Residence Nanjing, Fraser Residence Tian...

/ Posted on 27 May, 2021 12:45 Frasers Hospitality, a member of Frasers Property Group, will be adding seven more properties to its portfolio in China over the next four years. The properties will be located in first- and second-tier cities and are Modena by Fraser Nanjing; Fraser Residence Nanjing; Fraser Suites Pazhou, Guangzhou; Fraser Residence Shenzhen; Fraser Residence Tianjin; Fraser Place Chengdu; and Fraser Residence Chongqing. Occupancy rates at Fraser Residence Chengdu (above) hit a year-to-date high of 90 per cent Frasers Hospitality currently operates 12 properties across 12 key ...

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Anti-Asian hate crimes have risen significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic, with reporting database Stop AAPI Hate receiving almost 3,000 accounts of hate crimes since spring 2020. Although roughly one in four Bay Area residents is Asian, according to Bay Area Census data, this region is not an exception to the national trend. There have been multiple documented instances of violent anti-Asian sentiment and attacks in the past few months, with some directed at those of Asian descent over the age of 60. In response to the issue, UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ sent out a campuswide email...

The New Paper Trained by the SCDF, 64 Grab drivers are now ready to save lives Grab drivers learning how to perform CPR, apply first aid and use an AED.PHOTO: KEVIN LIM, LIANHE ZAOBAO Grab driver Margaret Koh posing with an AED. PHOTO: KEVIN LIM, LIANHE ZAOBAO Under tie-up, SCDF trains them on CPR and first aid, while 50 Grab vehicles are equipped with AEDs, fire extinguishers and first aid kits 0 Engagements Ms Margaret Koh, a semi-retiree who has been a Grab driver for two years, has often witnessed traffic accidents while on the job but all she could do was look on helplessly.