People today share everything on social media, like their daily activities, the
food they eat and their locations.
However, they do not realise that they are inadvertently giving people
information about themselves or their situations. For example, if someone posts
a picture of himself leaving
I was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis in 2016 and have had two
procedures done on my left and right elbows in the past three years. I see my
rheumatologist every three months and experience pain occasionally in other
joints. https://www.nana1004.com
I also had sustained feet pain a
As much as efforts are being made to make Orchard Road a smoke-free zone, there
are still other areas for the National Environment Agency to consider (Warnings
for lighting up in no-smoking zone to end, March 30).
I was at Orchard Towers with a friend a few days ago, and I was shocked when I
re
About two years ago I was asked by the Malaysian Ministry of Transport to apply
for a vehicle entry permit (VEP) costing RM20 (S$6.60). All this was done
online.
I have been informed that the VEP is ready and can be collected at one of four
places - Lima Kedai Toll Plaza, Pandan R&R, Gelang Pat
Dr William Wan was willing to be vulnerable when he openly wrote that personal
testimony about how he and his daughter recovered from her drug addiction (Hope
and life beyond drug addiction, April 1).
In a shame-based culture, most people would rather hide than come out to admit
failure in life
I would have hoped that the police had better judgment than to follow up on the
report lodged against an online comment about throwing an egg at a minister and
commencing investigation (Remark about throwing egg at minister a joke, says
20-year-old, March 27).
Seen in context, it seems pretty c
Mr Phillip Tan Fong Lip's call for care and compassion is not unwarranted (Show
compassion to those coming here to earn money, March 27), yet this compassion
must be tempered with caution, discretion and respect for the law.
Open policies, lax laws, inefficient policing and lenient sentencing wi
I was shocked to learn that the hypertension drug Losartas, which has been
prescribed to me by a SingHealth polyclinic for more than 10 years, has been
recalled by the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) as it contains higher than
acceptable levels of a potentially harmful impurity (3 brands of high
We thank Mr Pavithran Vidyadhran for his feedback (Install grab bars in rental
flats, March 22).
The Housing Board has various programmes to retrofit flats, including public
rental flats, to make them senior-friendly. For example, under the Enhancement
for Active Seniors (Ease) Programme, resid
We refer to the article which mentioned Temasek's investment in Hyflux (Temasek
invested, so couple did so too; March 31).
Temasek's investment in Hyflux was part of an initiative during the early 2000s
to invest in Singapore small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), to support
their growth in
I was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis in 2016 and have had two
procedures done on my left and right elbows in the past three years. I see my
rheumatologist every three months and experience pain occasionally in other
joints. https://www.yahoo112.com
I also had sustained feet pain a
A recent survey found that some 15 per cent of Singaporeans found Muslims
threatening, and that those who live in private housing were more likely to
think this way (15% of respondents find Muslims threatening, March 29).
This points to one striking, positive inference: The Government's policy o
In more than 35 years as a doctor in Singapore, I have never felt more
despondent as now and I am certainly not alone in losing confidence in how
self-regulation is administered by the Singapore Medical Council (SMC).
Three recent SMC cases have shocked doctors:
•A 2017 case when paediatrician
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