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Explainer: How did a Grab driver become nominee director for 60 companies and should there be a regulatory limit? - Vimarsana News

Explainer: How did a Grab driver become nominee director for 60 companies and should there be a regulatory limit?

SINGAPORE — A court case of Grab driver Leonard Koh Meng Huat being fined S$28,000 for failing to conduct due diligence as a nominee director raised eyebrows and generated discussions online last week.

AI already playing bigger roles behind the scenes in healthcare: Kenneth Mak - Vimarsana News

AI already playing bigger roles behind the scenes in healthcare: Kenneth Mak

It can shift the way diseases are detected, thereby providing for early interventions and better outcomes. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Kenneth Mak to be redesignated as Singapore's Director-General of Health on May 1 - Vimarsana News

Kenneth Mak to be redesignated as Singapore's Director-General of Health on May 1

The title change more accurately reflects his role as the main overseer of both clinical and public health, says the Health Ministry.

Singapore studying whether additional Covid-19 booster shots are needed, says top health expert - Vimarsana News

Singapore studying whether additional Covid-19 booster shots are needed, says top health expert

The Expert Committee On Covid-19 Vaccination is studying whether children require booster shots, and whether other age groups require more than one booster shot.

Singapore studying whether additional Covid-19 booster shots are needed: Kenneth Mak - Vimarsana News

Singapore studying whether additional Covid-19 booster shots are needed: Kenneth Mak

An announcement will be made if a decision is reached, Singapore's director of medical services Kenneth Mak said. . Read more at straitstimes.com.