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Ashleigh Sim

Coronavirus: Thinking of making your own mask? Experts weigh in on which materials are effective

Five of six face masks fail absorbency test

Grains of success: Building sandcastles for a living

Goalball, a sport for the visually impaired

The Mini Series: A model life in war and pieces

The Mini Series: Recreating memories in a miniature moss garden

VIDEO: A look back at the Bukit Batok by-election from A to Z

7 timelapses at 7 nature spots captured at 7pm

National Gallery Singapore in 360-degrees

An interactive 360-degree journey through the new National Gallery Singapore

Different effects that make up this year's National Day Parade fireworks

All pumped up for Singapore

All pumped up for Singapore

Shin Min Arm Wrestling Challenge winner used to be laughed at in school

The first cat cafe in Singapore opened on Christmas Day, 2013. Called Cat Cafe Neko no Niwa and located in Boat Quay, it has 13 cats, each once abandoned, unloved and malnourished. -- PHOTO: SCREENGRAB FROM VIDEO

First cat cafe in Singapore gives abandoned cats the chance to be loved