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Road safety, drug addiction among Sim Ann’s focus areas as Second Minister for Foreign and Home Affairs (opens the original)
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In a wide-ranging interview with CNA, Ms Sim – who was appointed to the roles in July – also spoke about the threat of external actors seeking to turn differences in Singapore society into divisions. SINGAPORE: Improving road safety, tackling issues around drug addiction and strengthening Singapore’s ties with its regional neighbours will be among Second Minister for Foreign Affairs and Home Affairs Sim Ann’s priorities in the coming years. Ms Sim, who was appointed to the roles in July, also sa
'We don't know what's going on': Family of Singaporeans missing in Nepal-Tibet disaster pleads for answers (opens the original)
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Nine Singaporeans are among the nearly 3,000 people missing after flash floods hit the Nepal-Tibet border. SINGAPORE: Family members of Singaporeans missing in the Nepal-Tibet disaster are appealing for more information, saying they have received no updates from the authorities on rescue efforts. Ms Kenisha Rawla, 15, and Ms Parnika Rawla, 20, told CNA they have struggled to get updates about their parents, Ms Shubakshi Rawla, 49, and Mr Sumit Rawla, 53. Ms Parnika last spoke to her parents on F
JB hospital sees surge in Singapore patients using MediSave for treatment (opens the original)
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About 90 per cent of the patients using MediSave at Regency Specialist Hospital in Johor Bahru are women, with maternity-related care among the most common treatments. JOHOR BAHRU: The number of patients from Singapore using MediSave at a private hospital in Johor Bahru has doubled since the COVID-19 pandemic. Regency Specialist Hospital, the only hospital in JB currently participating in Singapore’s overseas MediSave scheme, said about 90 per cent of its MediSave patients are women. Among the m
Smaller dialysis operators warn out-of-pocket fees may rise as Middle East conflict drives up costs (opens the original)
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But they assured that no one will be denied life-saving treatment because they cannot afford to pay. SINGAPORE: Higher energy prices and disruptions to global medical supply chains caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict are driving up operating costs at smaller dialysis centres, prompting operators to warn that some patients could eventually face higher out-of-pocket fees. But they assured that no one will be denied life-saving treatment because they cannot afford to pay. Haemodialysis, whic
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