Emily Koh
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 27, 2026
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When a workout becomes a medical emergency: The rise of rhabdomyolysis (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Rhabdomyolysis cases often require hospitalisation and patients are given IV fluids. SINGAPORE – The room was dark, broken by flashing lights that pulsed to the beat of thumping music. Around me, rows of cyclists pedalled in unison as the instructor shouted words of encouragement. Excited for my first spin class, I clipped my shoes onto the bike and began pedalling. As the music built, so did the intensity. I found myself pushing harder a
What’s The News? assembly programme heads to Swiss Cottage Secondary School (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Students from Swiss Cottage Secondary School participating in the What’s The News? assembly programme, hosted by local comedian Rishi Budhrani, on July 9. SINGAPORE – While other students in school read the news to stay informed, 15-year-old Rueven Chia follows current affairs to guide his investment choices. The Swiss Cottage Secondary 3 student gets his daily dose of current affairs through social media, using what he learns to choose w
‘I came here for my daughters. Now they send money to help me’: Migrant worker in unpaid wages case (opens the original)
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Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Indian national Kandha Samy Ragupathy, who has worked in Singapore for the past 27 years, is among 400 migrant workers affected by months of unpaid wages. SINGAPORE- Kandha Samy Ragupathy was 23 when he left his village in India to give his family a better future. He was a farmer, married with a young wife and filled with hopes of carving out a better life for his family. He saved every rupee he earned and flew to Singapore for a job he h
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