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ST Explains: With compensation on the table, what's next for injured passengers and crew of SQ321? - Vimarsana News

ST Explains: With compensation on the table, what's next for injured passengers and crew of SQ321?

SINGAPORE: Offers made by Singapore Airlines (SIA) to compensate the 211 passengers on board turbulence-hit Flight SQ321 are just the start of what legal experts say will be a lengthy process to determine how much the national carrier will ultimately pay out.

Unlocking secrets of Malaysian superagers on how to age really well - Vimarsana News

Unlocking secrets of Malaysian superagers on how to age really well

Universiti Malaya researchers embark on a study on high-performing seniors over 80, with hopes of finding the 'magic pill' to ageing well.

Chee Hong Tat appointed to MAS board of directors - Vimarsana News

Chee Hong Tat appointed to MAS board of directors

SINGAPORE: Minister for Transport Chee Hong Tat has been appointed to the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) board of directors, the central bank announced on Thursday (May 2). Mr Chee, who is also Second Minister for Finance, was appointed for a three-year term that will run from Jun 1 until May 31,

Chee Hong Tat appointed to MAS board - Vimarsana News

Chee Hong Tat appointed to MAS board

Five existing members have also been reappointed to the MAS board. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Quadruplets beat the odds despite having only 40% chance of survival when they were born - Vimarsana News

Quadruplets beat the odds despite having only 40% chance of survival when they were born

SINGAPORE - They were given only a 40 per cent chance of survival when they were born in 2004. But the quadruplets, born premature at 26 and 28 weeks, beat the odds. The Cheng siblings, who will turn 20 in September this year, were conceived through in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) at KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH) and comprise identical twins...