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Penalties for dangerous driving adequate, will not be increased for now: MHA - Vimarsana News

Penalties for dangerous driving adequate, will not be increased for now: MHA

Members of Parliament raised questions about road safety in Singapore after a recent accident in Tampines killed two people, including a 17-year-old Temasek Junior College student.

Schools to include anti-drug message in curriculum - Vimarsana News

Schools to include anti-drug message in curriculum

Singapore News - Singapore is taking its anti-drug drive to classrooms amid reports showing a spike in young drug abusers, including teenagers who started using illicit substances before turning 18. Speaking on April 18 at an anti-drug seminar, Minister of State for Home Affairs Muhammad... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Singapore minister: Closing HDB common spaces 'may seem harsh, but necessary' to balance residents' interests - Vimarsana News

Singapore minister: Closing HDB common spaces 'may seem harsh, but necessary' to balance residents' interests

SINGAPORE, Jan 9 — The decision to cordon off common spaces in housing estates may seem harsh but it is necessary to balance the interests of all residents, Associate...

Most public rental households have 4 or fewer persons: Faishal - Vimarsana News

Most public rental households have 4 or fewer persons: Faishal

HDB has also begun efforts to provide a better environment for larger families with young children. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Adjournment motion on better designed, more spacious HDB rental flats to live well - Vimarsana News

Adjournment motion on better designed, more spacious HDB rental flats to live well

Children from rental flats who are in a football programme run by Nee Soon South, Yishun Health and SportsSG have poorer hand-eye coordination and could not throw or catch as well as other children. This could be the result of space constraints at home. They have less room to play at home, and this affects their psych