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Political parties have been ramping up activities on the ground and behind closed doors, even as the department told This Week in Asia on Fridaythat the Electoral Boundaries Review Committee, which must be called before a general election, had not been convened.
Content creator Candice Gallagher was scrolling through her social media timeline when she chanced upon a singles mixer in New York that used an algorithm to match people together at the event.
When junior doctor Amos Chan woke up while on his flight from London to Singapore, he was lying in the aisle two rows behind his seat. That was when he realised he must have passed out.
“Bringing down a botnet is a big thing, it means cutting off access to other cybercriminals who would have used this network of zombie residential computers for nefarious purposes,” said David Siah, the executive vice-president for Southeast Asia-Australia at the Centre of Strategic Cyberspace & International Studies think tank.
They warned that the latest surge is a double-edged sword because the health threat remains low as symptoms appear mild, but the wave could last longer since there would be higher transmission as those infected may not feel unwell enough to isolate themselves.
Further flight safety measures such as a mandatory seat belt rule at all times would be difficult to enforce, aviation experts say in the aftermath of a turbulence-hit Singapore Airlines flight that left one dead and dozens injured.
Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 encountered “very freak” turbulence and investigation findings are expected to take up to nine months, but the goal is not to “apportion blame”, industry experts say.