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The labelling regulations, which are aimed at reducing Singaporeans’ sugar intake, first came into effect on Dec 30, 2022.
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Freshly-brewed drinks, bubble tea, juices to carry Nutri-Grade labels

Singapore will lift its remaining Covid-19 restrictions like mask requirements on public transport from Feb 13.
Singapore

Masks no longer required on public transport from Feb 13

This is the first Chinese New Year celebration since pandemic restrictions were eased last year.
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No spike, low daily Covid-19 cases despite CNY holiday

A total of $1,895,000 has been paid out or offered to applicants under the Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Programme.
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Over $1.8m paid to Covid-19 injury applicants: MOH

    Jipson Quah allegedly helped patients make false representations to the Health Ministry that they were vaccinated.
    Singapore

    7 new fraud charges for GP who gave fake Covid-19 jabs

    The safety profile of the bivalent mRNA vaccines has been observed to be similar to that of their monovalent versions.
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    No increased stroke risk from bivalent vaccine: MOH

    There were temporary localised shortages of specific brands of medicines used to treat fever, cough and cold towards the end of 2022.
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    Stocks of common medicines for fever, cough and cold are up again

    Sixty per cent of Singapore’s eligible population has up-to-date vaccination as of Dec 30, 2022, said MOH.
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    Over 586,000 people have taken a bivalent Covid-19 jab

    Masks were the most visible symbol of the virus curbs here, and many were relieved when, in end-August, they were largely no longer required.
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    2022: The year masks came off in Singapore

    The mandatory nutrition labelling and advertising prohibition measures are expected to extend to freshly prepared beverages by the end of 2023.
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    More buy healthier beverages as mandatory Nutri-Grade mark kicks in

    The new policy limits FairPrice customers to buying only up to four units of Panadol and Nurofen products in any combination.
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    FairPrice limits sales of Panadol, Nurofen products amid demand

    A file image of over-the-counter medicines to treat fever, cough and cold. MOH said it may take a longer time to restock some brands.
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    MOH working with retailers to ensure supply of cold, flu medicines