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Singapore haze: Is your old air purifier still effective, and how much does it cost to run one?
How often should you replace the filters, and is one air purifier enough for an entire flat? Experts explain how to get the most out of the devices.
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Primary 1 registration changes could cut Phase 2A places at some popular schools by a fifth or more
If the new Primary 1 registration framework is applied to 2026 figures, one school would have four places for children in Phase 2A.
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To get a reply when reaching out to people, make 1 simple change, says LinkedIn career expert
LinkedIn career expert Catherine Fisher says making this change when reaching out to people could boost the chances of hearing a yes.
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MOH releases N95 mask stockpile to retailers amid increased demand
The health ministry is also working with Cold Storage, Giant and Sheng Siong to make N95 masks, or their equivalent, progressively available across all their outlets.
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Indonesian firm APP says green label restrictions are not a suspension, no timeline for them to be lifted
The Singapore Environment Council issued the restriction on Sunday after three of APP’s wood-fibre suppliers were linked to fires in Indonesia that caused haze in Singapore.
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Singapore-listed First Resources welcomes authorities’ probe over haze links, including on-ground checks
The palm oil producer said it is confident that an objective review of the available evidence will prove that it does not engage in any land clearing by fire, whether directly or indirectly.
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‘Still have to work no matter what’: Food delivery riders torn between health and income during haze
Food delivery riders say they have not been penalised for delays during the haze, but some worry that slower deliveries could affect their earnings.
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MOM issues new guidelines for employers to adjust outdoor work based on hourly PM2.5 readings
The additional guidance complements existing guidelines based on the 24-hour PSI forecast, said the manpower ministry.
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Court orders man to honour S$600,000 payment to brothers left out of mother’s will
Among other assets, the will bequeathed a property in Eng Kong Road to two of the sons, which was later sold for S$5 million.
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Singtel fined S$1 million over mobile service disruptions in March that affected 720,000 users
The disruptions on Mar 16, Mar 18 and Mar 19 could have been prevented by Singtel and were not due to a cyberattack, IMDA’s investigation found.
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