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What happens after an animal dies at the Singapore Zoo? Meet the vet who investigates every death (opens the original)
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Dr Hsu Chia-Da is the only pathologist at Mandai Wildlife Group. CNA follows him inside the post-mortem room to see how clues uncovered after death can help zookeepers and veterinarians improve animal care. SINGAPORE: Two yellow-spotted river turtles were found dead in the same week at the Singapore Zoo about a month ago. For Dr Hsu Chia-Da, the timing immediately raised a troubling possibility: Could there be a disease outbreak? “When two animals die back-to-back, (we) always think maybe there’
Wiring issues most common fault in ERP 2.0 units ahead of 2027 transition: LTA (opens the original)
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Workshops also report issues such as flickering displays and loss of power, while the Land Transport Authority says the proportion of cars requiring follow-ups fell from 1.3 per cent in May last year to 0.2 per cent in July. SINGAPORE: Wiring issues remain the most common problem with the new Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) 2.0 on-board units (OBUs), authorities say, months before Singapore switches to the new system. Around 1,500 cars, or 0.2 per cent of the roughly 700,000 fitted with OBUs as of
Marina Square redevelopment could push hotels to stand out, boost footfall at nearby malls: Experts (opens the original)
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Neighbouring malls could benefit from displaced shoppers and tenants when Marina Square closes next year, but changes to connectivity and the inability to replicate some of its family-oriented offerings could see some spending move elsewhere. SINGAPORE: Existing hotels around Marina Square may have to work harder to stand out as the complex undergoes a major transformation that will eventually add another hotel to the precinct, experts said. Neighbouring malls could also gain shoppers and tenant
Haze risk in Singapore: Preschools ready to move activities indoors if air quality worsens (opens the original)
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Some preschools are monitoring air quality readings as often as every two hours, while others have prepared indoor activities and air purifiers as Singapore faces a heightened risk of severe haze in the second half of the year. SINGAPORE: Preschools in Singapore are prepared to move activities indoors and step up monitoring of children’s well-being if haze causes air quality to worsen. Singapore is among several Southeast Asian countries facing a high risk of severe transboundary haze for the re
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