Ng Keng Gene, News & Top Stories - The Straits Times

Ng Keng Gene

kenggene@sph.com.sg

Assistant nurse clinician Caroline Tan (at right) from St Luke's Hospital training staff nurse Naqiyah Yusuf at St Andrew's Nursing Home (Taman Jurong) in wound care. St Luke's will use the Lew Foundation grant to extend its wound care expertise to t

St Luke's Hospital receives $1.5m grant to boost wound care

Safe distancing ambassadors speaking to a staff member of a restaurant in Telok Ayer Street on Friday.

Errant restaurants in Singapore play cat-and-mouse game to flout Covid-19 safe distancing rules

Errant restaurants in S'pore play cat-and-mouse game to flout Covid-19 safe distancing rules

Travelling to UK? Here's what you need to know

S'pore added to England's 'quarantine-free' list: Can I travel there?

The 29-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday for suspected drug trafficking offences. He had been a passenger in a car that crashed into a tree in Canberra Street, following a car chase with Traffic Police officers.

Arrested: Drug suspect who fled after police high-speed chase

In the next fortnight, as the monsoon rain band is forecast to remain over South-east Asia, moderate-to-heavy thundery showers of short duration are expected over parts of the island between late morning and the afternoon on most days. ST PHOTO: CHON

Less rain, a few warm days in next fortnight

St Luke's Hospital receives $1.5m grant from Lew Foundation to extend wound care expertise to community

Passenger who fled from scene of Canberra Street car chase nabbed in CNB operation

Covid-19 patients visited two malls in Chinatown

Since the circuit breaker started on April 7, all 1,213 construction sites here have been inspected for mosquito breeding at least once. Singapore is in the midst of its largest dengue outbreak, with 28,944 cases in the first 37 weeks of this year, s

2 work sites get multiple stop-work orders over mosquitoes

Theme park Universal Studios Singapore is among 40 attractions, 214 hotels and 438 tour itineraries that have been given the green light by the Singapore Tourism Board to resume operations. PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAO

FAQ: What you need to know about the $100 tourism vouchers

People's Park Complex, People's Park Centre visited by infectious Covid-19 cases

From staycations to tours, 10 ideas on how you can spend your $100 tourism vouchers

Bye, sweater weather: Less rain expected in last 2 weeks of September

2 construction sites get 2 stop-work orders for failing to stop mosquito breeding: NEA

Many of the breaches involved groups of more than five people seated together, in Jurong East (above) and Boat Quay (left). One outlet in Orchard Road served beer in metal teapots to 13 customers after 11pm (below).

F&B outlet caught serving beer in teapots past cut-off time among 23 found to have breached Covid-19 rules

Reduced time outdoors due to Covid-19 could aggravate myopia in some: Experts

One of the banner-like lanterns has a message that translates into "bright and majestic", while another says "joy for the nation" - both phrases are not commonly used to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, which is a time for family reunions. PHOTO: L

Chinatown lantern decorations to be replaced

Over 3,500 tracking devices issued to those serving SHN

Virtual walkathon aims to get community to step up

Ornaments with greetings not suitable for Mid-Autumn Festival to be replaced for Chinatown light-up

49 new Covid-19 cases in Singapore, including 1 in the community

More than 3,500 tracking devices issued to those serving Covid-19 stay-home notices outside of facilities

Samaritans of Singapore holds virtual walkathon to highlight impact of suicide