Singapore

A Singaporean in Britain receives an honorary knighthood for his contribution to the fight against Covid-19

SINGAPORE – A Singaporean doctor founded in the United Kingdom has been awarded an honorary knighthood for his contribution to the fight against COVID-19 in the country. Professor Lim Wei Shen, 56, has been given the name Knight Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (KBE), according to an update released by the British government on March 21.

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UPDATE 2: Record numbers at Singapore Airshow as post-COVID sparks hope

This week, a record number of attendees attended the industrial segment of Singapore’s first fully post-pandemic airshow, with exhibitors and delegates positive about the aviation industry despite suppliers’ struggles to keep up with the uptick in demand. Almost 60,000 more people attended the 4 days of the fair industry, almost 4 times more than in 2022, when foreign visitors had to go through daily immediate testing for COVID-19, and more than the 54,000 visitors in 2018. Outside Asia’s largest air show, transportation issues rumbled with arrivals and departures, especially in the early days.

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3 hospitalized in 2024: 9-year-old boy in Singapore suffers from Covid-19, myocarditis and stroke

SINGAPORE – In early 2024, nine-year-old Matt Aeron Semodio is looking forward to a new school year and countdown to the release of a new Godzilla movie. But since January 4, his general life has been put on hold, as he suffers from Covid-19, myocarditis – an inflammation of the core muscle – and a stroke that has weakened him. . .

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Hokkaido scallops safe to eat, but Singapore still shut out of Japan sellers’ harvest of premium hotate – here’s why

HOKKAIDO — In the coming weeks, Singapore will hear a lot about scallops here, see them on restaurant menus, and eventually buy them to cook at home. Japan is launching a kind of charm offensive, showcasing how big, plump and velvety its northernmost island is. The Japan External Trade Organization, which promotes industry and investment, has brought in. . .

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