Good morning! Here are our top stories to kick-start your Saturday, May 15.
2 new Covid-19 clusters in S'pore, including Learning Point tuition centre with 5 kids
Their teacher is a 50-year-old woman who was confirmed to have the infection on Wednesday.
Singapore tightens Covid-19 measures from May 16: 10 questions on the new rules answered
The new measures - which stop short of a second circuit breaker - will apply for the period May 16 to June 13.
'Mask off' indoor activities in Singapore cancelled to stop Covid-19 spread
Recent clusters have shown that transmission is more likely to take place in indoor settings.
Schools to have fixed seating with 1m spacing for recess; tuition centres urged to move lessons online
Classes will also be done in cohorts, and lectures capped at a maximum of 50 persons.
Stricter Covid-19 curbs in Singapore: Is this another circuit breaker?
Some have dubbed the new phase, which begins on Sunday, a mini-CB and CB-lite.
Challenges, aims and priorities of 7 S'pore Cabinet ministers with new portfolios
Seven Cabinet ministers take on new portfolios on Saturday following the latest reshuffle.
Malaysia's MCO 3.0: How a third Covid-19 lockdown has impacted daily life
Asian Insider examines how a third movement control order to tackle a new wave of infections has impacted daily life.
'Black fungus' infection adds to India's Covid-19-related woes
Doctors are reporting a surge in a rare fungal infection among those recovering from Covid-19.
Boon Tat Street death: Lawyer for victim's mistress suspended for 2 years after widow's complaint
Mahtani Bhagwandas agreed to help Ms Shyller Tan without disclosing that he was acting for an opposing party.
3 green innovations to cool homes, buildings and outdoor areas
The inventions from Singapore, India and the Philippines promote sustainable cooling.
