ST Explains: Why is February the windiest month in Singapore?
[Straits Times] - 02/9/2025
The north-east monsoon reaches peak maturity in Singapore in February.
In Singaporean newspapers
Cedar Girls’ student, 13, is youngest uniformed group member to respond to cardiac arrest emergency
Elina Chua helped her schoolmate, Gracias Prasetyo, 16, who applied CPR on an elderly man.
[Straits Times] - 8/02/2025
32 private estates in Singapore to undergo $135 million upgrading over next 5 years
They will get facilities like recreational spaces, wheelchair-accessible ramps and estate markers.
[Straits Times] - 8/02/2025
Medical Mysteries: The student who is slowly ‘turning into stone’
NTU student Raphaella Gautama has a rare condition that causes muscle and tissue to gradually change into bone.
[Straits Times] - 9/02/2025
Who are the WP’s new faces ahead of GE2025?
Experts expect the party to field more candidates than before at the upcoming election.
[Straits Times] - 8/02/2025
Catholic High School old boys dress the part to celebrate 60 years since they turned Primary 1
42 of them, wearing specially procured uniforms, got together for a photo at their former school site.
[Straits Times] - 8/02/2025
askST: Do I really need that morning shower?
How often one should shower depends on factors such as skin type and activity level, say dermatologists.
[Straits Times] - 8/02/2025
Porn on social media disguised as educational content; parents’ role key in protecting kids: Experts
Experts say parents must approach the issue with empathy and build open communication with children.
[Straits Times] - 8/02/2025
Revamped *Scape ready by end-2025, rest of youth spaces in Somerset to be completed by end-2027
Young people will give their input and ideas for the design of the rest of the precinct.
[Straits Times] - 8/02/2025
Strong Govt and united people needed for Singapore to thrive in troubled world: SM Lee
He also said more help for Singaporeans can be expected at the upcoming Budget.
[Straits Times] - 8/02/2025
How a speech therapist breaks the walls of silence for those with aphasia, an invisible disability
Speech therapist Evelyn Khoo created the first support network here for those isolated by language loss.
[Straits Times] - 8/02/2025
