April 03, 2016 5:00 AM
Mr Thomas Tham Kwok Onn is dying to bring his father back to life.
Mahbubani undergoes double heart bypass
April 03, 2016 5:00 AM
He had severe chest pains during his regular 8km runs at least three times this year, and he should have stopped and seen a doctor at once.
Man arrested for alleged attacks on 3 madrasah girls
April 03, 2016 5:00 AM
A Singaporean man was arrested yesterday in connection with separate alleged attacks on three female madrasah students near an MRT station the morning before – incidents which drew widespread condemnation from ministers, MPs, religious leaders and the public.
Ensure those who need help get it, say grassroots leaders
April 03, 2016 5:00 AM
As they go about volunteering in their estates, grassroots leaders often come across elderly individuals in need of help with living expenses.
New 24-hour clinic in Alexandra Hospital for walk-in patients only to open on Monday
April 03, 2016 2:05 AM
SINGAPORE – Residents in the Alexandra and Queenstown area can look forward to a new 24-hour Acute Care Clinic (ACC) which will open on Monday, April 4.
350 young footballers take part in clinic as part of ActiveSG Football Academy launch
The inaugural programme is the first series of sport academies that will be launched by Sport Singapore this year.
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Committee to develop new Enabling Masterplan for disabled in Singapore
The new masterplan is the third such blueprint to guide the development of policies and programmes for the disabled in Singapore, following two previous five-year plans.
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Chestnut Nature Park opens with separate hiking, biking trails
Located next to the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, the park now has a biking trail of 1.6km and a hiking trail of 2.1km.
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24-hour acute care clinic to open at Alexandra Hospital on Apr 4
The acute care clinic will provide medical care for residents in the area, who will be able to visit a doctor on the weekend or late at night when GP clinics and polyclinics are closed.
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Xi told to resign, has well-being threatened
TOKYO – In a fresh sign of the bitter power struggle going on in China, an explosive open letter appeared briefly on a state-sanctioned website calling for President Xi Jinping to resign over economic mismanagement.
The letter was not signed. It was posted by Wujie News in early March, shortly before the National People’s Congress, China’s parliament, kicked off its annual meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
Xi also helms the Chinese Communist Party. The highly unusual public lambasting blamed Xi for China’s slowing economy, now the world’s second-largest, and called for him to resign from all party and state leadership posts.
It did not start out this way for Xi, who became president a little more than three years ago and launched a sweeping anti-corruption campaign to wide acclaim.
The campaign, however, quickly became a hammer that Xi has wielded against political foes and to consolidate power.
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