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The Chinese in Singapore are all set to celebrate the upcoming Chinese New Year, while others are looking forward to a long weekend. Concerned that too much mingling could lead to Covid-19 clusters forming and spreading rapidly, the Government has put new rules in place to minimise this. For example, households can have no more than eight visitors a day. Not everyone is willing to fall in line. My mother, who is Chinese and 97 years old, has been busy planning ways to circumvent these measures. On the other hand, I have been busy trying to ensure that her plans don't pan out.

More children faced cyber risks amid the coronavirus pandemic last year, with one in three parents in Singapore reporting that their child had received unwanted attention from strangers online, tech giant Google said in a study.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Results of Google's survey on online safety of children here are mirrored in the Asia-Pacific region.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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January 31, 2021 Existing vaccines work against the virus variants circulating in the community, say experts. Unsplash SINGAPORE - New variants of the virus that causes Covid-19 have recently caused some concern that they may evade the immune response induced by existing vaccines, but there is no evidence yet of this occurring, said experts here, urging people not to hesitate over getting vaccinated. "Existing vaccines work against the virus variants circulating in the community, so people should continue to step up to receive the vaccine," said Professor Benjamin Seet, deputy group chief exe...