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Long-term community support key to preventing return to hoarding: Charities (opens the original)
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Experts say patience, building trust and gradual decluttering can be crucial. SINGAPORE: Clearing a severely cluttered home may take days, but preventing the clutter from returning can require sustained support and regular follow-ups, charities and experts said. About 60 per cent of hoarding cases seen by three family service centres run by Montfort Care experience re-hoarding, the social service agency said. Those working with people who hoard say lasting change requires more than just clearing
MOH, major retailers say N95 mask stocks sufficient to meet demand if haze worsens (opens the original)
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The inter-agency Haze Task Force has advised retailers to monitor their stock levels and replenish supplies where necessary, as the country prepares for a rising risk of haze. SINGAPORE: Major retailers in Singapore say they have sufficient stocks of N95 masks to meet demand if the haze situation worsens. This comes as the country prepares for a rising risk of haze, with the inter-agency Haze Task Force engaging major retailers as part of its ongoing preparations.The taskforce has advised retail
NParks sterilising long-tailed macaques at Maju Forest to manage population (opens the original)
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The programme began in June following feedback from residents about macaques entering homes, alongside other measures such as monkey guarding patrols. SINGAPORE: Long-tailed macaques in Maju Forest are being sterilised as part of efforts to manage population numbers and reduce human-wildlife encounters. The National Parks Board (NParks) said the sterilisation programme started in June, following feedback from residents about macaques repeatedly entering homes near Sunset Way, Clementi Road and C
Singapore's aquaculture farms get productivity boost through digital technology (opens the original)
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From AI-powered shrimp feeding to digital farm records, Singapore's aquaculture sector is embracing technology to improve efficiency and strengthen local seafood production. SINGAPORE: Singapore's aquaculture sector is increasingly adopting digital technology and artificial intelligence to improve productivity, modernise farm operations and strengthen the country's food production capabilities. Among the latest initiatives is the SG Farm App, a digital record-keeping platform developed by the Si
Anglers, researchers race to document East Coast fish species ahead of Long Island works (opens the original)
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As preparatory works for Singapore's Long Island coastal protection project draw closer, fishing enthusiasts are working to record species that may one day become harder to find. SINGAPORE: Stretching far into the waters off Singapore's East Coast, Bedok Jetty has long been a popular spot for anglers. For some fishing enthusiasts, each visit is also an opportunity to document the country's marine biodiversity. With preparatory works for the Long Island project set to begin in waters west of the
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