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Hong Kong doctor suspected of selling vaccine exemption certificates 'is boyfriend of physician jailed for fatal beauty treatment' - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong doctor suspected of selling vaccine exemption certificates 'is boyfriend of physician jailed for fatal beauty treatment'

Police source says Chan Hoi-yuk’s girlfriend was Dr Mak Wan-ling, 40, who was jailed over death of woman from beauty treatment.

Source: scmp.com
Singapore: Associations seek to extend Jan 31 deadline for taxi, private-hire drivers to be fully vaccinated - Vimarsana News

Singapore: Associations seek to extend Jan 31 deadline for taxi, private-hire drivers to be fully vaccinated

From Feb 1, only fully vaccinated taxi and private-hire drivers will be allowed to ferry passengers, even as their associations seek a longer notice period for drivers to fulfil the latest requirement.

Sri Muda Flood Victims: RM20,000 Cannot Replace The Lives Of Our Family Members - Vimarsana News

Sri Muda Flood Victims: RM20,000 Cannot Replace The Lives Of Our Family Members

Even though much flooding has subsided, sadness and grief remains for many flood victims.

In Shanghai, Teahouses Offer Both Community and Solitude - Vimarsana News

In Shanghai, Teahouses Offer Both Community and Solitude

Historically, these spaces were akin to populist pubs. Modern-day iterations allow for an individual retreat — among strangers — in a city lacking privacy.

More than a quarter of job vacancies in Singapore left unfilled for six months or more - Vimarsana News

More than a quarter of job vacancies in Singapore left unfilled for six months or more

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): More than one quarter of job vacancies here were left unfilled for six months or more, said Manpower Minister Tan See Leng on Tuesday (Oct 5), underscoring the challenges in matching jobseekers with suitable jobs as Singapore transforms its economy.