Singapore
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healthColorectal Cancer: Why Women Often Dismiss Key Symptoms
Colorectal cancer is rising in younger women, yet symptoms like bloating and fatigue are often overlooked. Experts urge proactive screening and awareness.
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worldMan Admits Brutal Months-Long Abuse of Infant Nephew
A Singaporean man confessed to systematically abusing a baby for months, employing extreme methods. A passerby's intervention led to his arrest.
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worldStay-at-Home Mom Wins Major Literary Prize for Debut Novel
A mother of four dedicates three hours daily to writing, culminating in the Epigram Books Fiction Prize win for her debut novel exploring identity and societal expectations in Singapore.
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worldSingapore's Advocate for the Disabled: A Journey of Resilience and Innovation
Chong Kwek Bin, visually impaired, champions accessibility in Singapore, driving technological solutions and advocating for a truly inclusive society.
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worldSingapore Upgrades 17 HDB Neighborhoods for S$130 Million
Singapore's HDB is investing S$130 million to upgrade 17 neighborhoods, benefiting nearly 20,000 households with improved living conditions and senior-centric amenities.
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worldSingapore PM Warns Against 'Dangerous Precedent' in Weaponizing Waterways
Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong stated that weaponizing international waterways sets a dangerous precedent, impacting global stability and trade. He called for unimpeded passage through critical sea lanes like the Strait of Hormuz.
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healthLiving Fully with Haemophilia: A Young Student's Journey to Independence
A 20-year-old aerospace engineering student shares his inspiring story of managing severe haemophilia A, pursuing his dreams, and advocating for a 'haemophilia-free mind'.
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worldSingapore Backs Unimpeded Transit in Strait of Hormuz Amid UN Veto
Singapore, alongside Fiji, Jamaica, and Malta, advocates for restoring free passage through the Strait of Hormuz after a UN Security Council resolution failed.