PM Lee: We will continue to monitor the coronavirus situation closely and do more if necessary
I have received many messages from you expressing concerns about the Wuhan coronavirus. I fully understand your feelings. We are all worried for ourselves and our loved ones, here and overseas. The situation is developing rapidly. We have activated our contingency plans, and all our agencies are working together. Our hospitals...
SMOS Lam Pin Min: There is sufficient supply of masks in Singapore
Senior Minister of State for Health Lam Pin Min Earlier today, I joined Seah Kian Peng to visit one of our warehouses to check on our masks stockpile. We would like to reassure Singaporeans that there is sufficient supply of masks in Singapore, if we use them sensibly and responsibly. There is no need to rush to buy masks. We...
Human Rights Watch: New ‘Online Falsehoods’ Law Further Curbs Rights
Singapore’s government placed greater restrictions on the country’s already sharply curtailed free expression rights in 2019, Human Rights Watch said today in its World Report 2020. The Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA), which took effect in October, permits a single government minister to...
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