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Nearly half of Singaporeans experienced online harms but did not take action: Survey - Vimarsana News

Nearly half of Singaporeans experienced online harms but did not take action: Survey

Not reporting perpetrators will further the harm caused, said speakers at a webinar on online harms. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore's NUH says sorry to woman who miscarried, admits it 'should have done more' | Singapore - Vimarsana News

Singapore's NUH says sorry to woman who miscarried, admits it 'should have done more' | Singapore

SINGAPORE, March 24 — The National University Hospital (NUH) has apologised to the expectant mother who suffered a miscarriage after waiting at the hospital’s emergency medicine department for two hours, stressing that it ”should have done more to provide closer monitoring...

Some S'pore experts fear spike in Covid-19 cases if curbs are eased too soon, others are more bullish - Vimarsana News

Some S'pore experts fear spike in Covid-19 cases if curbs are eased too soon, others are more bullish

Some S'pore experts fear spike in Covid-19 cases if curbs are eased too soon, others are more bullish Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

Some experts fear spike in Covid-19 cases if curbs are eased too soon, others are more bullish - Vimarsana News

Some experts fear spike in Covid-19 cases if curbs are eased too soon, others are more bullish

Singapore News - The Omicron wave has peaked and infection numbers are coming down, said Health Minister Ong Ye Kung in Parliament on Wednesday (March 9). Does this mean that the current measures to curb Covid-19 will be eased soon? Some experts say it's better to wait a bit... Read more at www.tnp.sg

GPs see surge in number of patients over CNY - Vimarsana News

GPs see surge in number of patients over CNY

SINGAPORE - General practitioner (GP) clinics that remained open over the Chinese New Year holiday saw a surge in walk-in patients, some with acute respiratory infection (ARI). Chief executive of Northeast Medical Group, Dr Tan Teck Jack, told The Straits Times that one of the eight clinics it operates saw more than 10 positive antigen rapid test (ART) cases on...