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CHENNAI – Singapore companies will invest $5 billion in several areas, including infrastructure, technology, sustainability and data centres, in Tamil Nadu, expanding the Republic’s presence in the southern Indian state.

MTI noted that Tamil Nadu is “often the first port of call for Singapore companies looking at South India, given the cultural and historical familiarity between both states”.

The state, with a population of 72 million, is the second-largest contributor to India’s gross domestic product, behind Maharashtra, whose capital is Mumbai. Tamil Nadu’s ambition is to be a US$1 trillion (S$1.33 trillion) economy by 2030, and it has been aggressive in wooing foreign investors. Its chief minister, Mr M.K. Stalin, travelled to Singapore in May 2023 to attract investments from the South-east Asian nation.

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/south-asia/singapore-companies-to-invest-5-billion-in-india-s-tamil-nadu-state


A lot of it is prob laundered Indian grey money, but importantly they are not going to China any more.
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‘Many say that Putin and I are both killers … But I kill criminals, I don’t kill children and the elderly,’ Duterte said in a televised cabinet meeting.

https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/3178904/duterte-slams-russias-putin-killing-children-and-elderly

Хуйло is too much even for Duterte.
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Singapore is about to open Changi Terminal 2, which was closed in the very beginning of the pandemic.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/transport/changi-airport-terminal-2-to-reopen-in-phases-from-may-29
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...now that Singapore has a good handle on what makes the virus spread..
...the country's safe management measures will be simplified to cover five areas. They are: group sizes, mask-wearing, workplace rules, safe distancing and capacity limits.

Should the pandemic situation change, these parameters can be more easily tightened or relaxed across the board, instead of making small changes across different settings that will add up to a "confusing web of regulations"

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/singapores-covid-19-rules-to-focus-on-5-effective-measures-like-group-size-and-safe-distancing
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Life is back to the new normal, with the pandemic in deep background.



The Straits Times, 1/30/22
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The execution of Malaysian drug trafficker, Nagaenthran K. Dharmalingam, was stayed after he tested positive for Covid-19.

He was scheduled to be hanged on Wednesday for drug trafficking.

The statement said that Nagaenthran, who opted not to be vaccinated, will receive medical attention and proceedings will resume on a date to be fixed, after he has recovered.


https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/drug-trafficker-facing-execution-gets-further-stay-after-testing-positive-for
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...from 8 December 2021, COVID-19 patients who are unvaccinated by choice will be charged for bills at hospitals and Community Treatment Facilities.

https://www.gov.sg/article/updated-healthcare-measures-in-stabilisation-phase
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4. Who is eligible to receive free Covid-19 vaccinations in Singapore?

Singaporeans, permanent residents and long-term residents can receive free Covid-19 vaccinations.
...

By the numbers
5.7 million

The number of people eligible for free Covid-19 vaccination in Singapore. They include Singaporeans, permanent residents and long-term residents.

21 days

The number of days between the two required doses of some Covid-19 vaccines, including the one from Pfizer-BioNTech. It will take up to another 14 days after the second dose to achieve maximum protection against the virus.

30 minutes

The length of time that all vaccine recipients should be observed on-site, so that any severe allergic reactions, such as anaphylaxis, can be detected and treated promptly.

https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/can-i-choose-which-covid-19-vaccine-to-take-7-questions-about-singapores
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Collectivity, national interests, family, harmony and symbiosis, which are part of Asian values, have played a vital role in Asian countries' fight against the virus. In many Asian countries, including Singapore, China and the Republic of Korea, the governments have played the leading role in containing the outbreak.

People in Asian economies accepted the governments' measures which among other things made wearing face masks and staying at home, even self-quarantine, mandatory. Communities and families played a fundamental role in making the self-quarantine and lockdown measures a success.

And multilevel mobilisation of resources ensured that vulnerable groups, including senior citizens, received proper care and medical treatment.

The emphasis on harmony and symbiosis in Asian values has helped individuals and groups to better combat the coronavirus outbreak.
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"America first" policy, had undermined the global governance system. Worse, amid the pandemic, protectionism and nationalism have increased, along with racism and xenophobia, particularly toward people of Chinese and Asian origin.

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/pandemic-highlights-the-importance-of-asian-values-china-daily-contributor


In a world where religion doesn't matter as much, whole regions have adopted Nietzsche's ideas about social values as a primary distinction.

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