Singapore Records 386 New Covid-19 Cases Which Marks Highest Daily Spike In Country To Date

Singapore recorded 386 new Covid-19 cases on Monday (13 April) bringing the total number of infections to 2,918. According to the Straits Times, this is the highest daily spike in the country to date with 280 of them linked to known clusters. Most of the infected patients are said to be foreign workers living in dormitories, reported...

People Are WALKING Back To M’sia From Singapore Because They Can’t Afford High Cost Of Living

It’s not easy to make a living on the other side of the causeway, especially now that the MCO is in place and Malaysians working in Singapore are left to deal with high costs of living, unemployment and being separated from their families just to continuously support them financially. Out of desperation, a group of...

Singapore Says They Will No Longer Give Temporary Housing to Malaysian Workers After 31 Mar

Malaysian workers in Singapore are currently facing difficulties as the Movement Control Order (MCO) has been extended for an additional 2 weeks. The MCO’s initial planned date was from 18th of March to 31st of March 2020. However, it has now been extended to an extra two weeks with the final date of MCO being...

M’sian & 31 Others Diagnosed For Covid-19 In Singapore, Total Now at 345 Cases

As of today, there are a total of 24 imported new cases and 8 local new cases of Covid-19 in the island nation, according to a statement released by the Ministry of Health in Singapore, totalling 345 cases. According to a tweet by their MOH, one of the imported cases is a Malaysian man, aged 25, who has...

A Circus Within A Carnival? It’s Happening For The First Time In Singapore Soon 

You know Uncle Ringo. Your parents, and, surely, your kids know Uncle Ringo. No, he’s not the relative that you look forward to seeing at family gatherings, though Uncle Ringo sparks joy for folks with their travelling carnivals all around Singapore, replete with old-school amusement rides and games all over our little red dot since...

9 Fun & Festive Things To Do At Orchard Road & The Great Christmas Village

Ah, Christmas in Singapore... it wouldn't be complete without a traipse to Orchard Road to check out the lights and soak in the fun and festivities. And this year, Singapore’s glitziest street will once again be all decked out in sparkle and shine to add cheer to your year-end celebrations. The Great Christmas Village also...

5 Facts We Learnt About ARASHI From Their “JET STORM” Tour In Singapore

While K-pop idols might be all the craze nowadays, it’s important to not forget where their roots originate from. Let’s head back east to the land of the rising sun to pay attention to what started it all. Japan’s most biggest and arguably most successful boy group, ARASHI, has been the face of the phenomenon. Debuting...

No Signboard Braised Duck closes Nov 27

Sixty-year-old braised duck specialist No Signboard Braised Duck at Mei Ling Market & Food Centre will close on Nov 27. The establishment, which has gained a strong following over the years, is known for its braised duck with rice, porridge and noodles. In an interview with Chinese evening daily Lianhe Wanbao, its owners - 72-year-old Lim Cheng...

Lenovo Singapore hosted its first-ever all-female esports tournament over the weekend

Lenovo Singapore hosted its first-ever all-female esports tournament over the weekend in Lenovo's Flagship store in Funan. Christened the Legion of Valkyries (LoV), this all-female semi-pro tournament for Counter-Strike: Global (CS: GO) is part of Lenovo and Intel's wider Legion of Champions (LoC) tournament. Speaking to Clifford Chong, Lenovo's Gaming Category Manager of Lenovo Asia Pacific, he...