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[[nid:534245]] The sole unlinked case is a 37-year-old bunker surveyor employed by GW Marine who was fully vaccinated. There were two imported cases, a work permit holder from Indonesia and a permanent resident who returned from India. In total, there were 14 new coronavirus cases confirmed at noon on Sunday (June 27), taking Singapore's tally to 62,544. MOH also said the number of new cases in the community has decreased from 108 cases two weeks ago to 95 in the past week. However, the number of unlinked cases in the community in a week has increased from 13 cases to 18 over the same per...

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June 03, 2021 The Straits Times file This is an ongoing series for Gen Z by Gen Z. A collaboration between Republic Polytechnic's School of Management & Communication and AsiaOne. My heart sank a few weeks ago when we were told we were going back to home-based learning (HBL). It is a concept not foreign to me as my first year at Republic Polytechnic was during Singapore's circuit breaker. I had always thought HBL was a dream come true – a miracle and a welcome respite from school. In fact, years ago, this would have been my preferred way of learning. At that time, I felt there were many ...

May 11, 2021 Republic Polytechnic student Atiqa Sams (second from left, kneeling) and her family Atiqa Sams From shopping for Hari Raya outfits to ordering savoury dishes, Republic Polytechnic student Atiqa Sams and her family were busy getting ready for Hari Raya Aidilfitri, until they heard the news. Stricter Covid-19 rules that kicked in on May 8 meant that only five people are allowed in social gatherings, and the public has been advised to keep to just two of such gatherings – with households allowed to receive five visitors each day. For Atiqa and many other Muslims in Singapore, t...

The Straits Times Meet the trailblazing SMU graduates creating meaningful impact in Singapore, and beyond A curriculum designed to build problem-solving, entrepreneurial innovation and critical thinking skills has prepared them to excel in their industries, and contribute to communities around the world SMU graduates (first row, from left) Lim Kexin, Chow Zi En, Vanessa Paranjothy and (second row, from left) Mohamed Irshad, Shao Feiya and Tong Nhat Duong have gone on to make their mark in their respective industries. PHOTO: SMU PublishedMay 8, 2021, 4:00 am SGT https://str.sg/Jt8h They can re...