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SINGAPORE: The results of this year's Singapore-Cambridge N-Level examinations will be released next Thursday (Dec 17) at 2pm, the Ministry of Education (MOE) and Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) said. Given the ongoing COVID-19 situation, arrangements have been made for school candidates to receive their results in their individual classrooms from 2pm, instead of gathering as a cohort as in previous years. "Only school candidates collecting their results will be allowed entry into the school premises, and they will be expected to observe the safe management measures in place," the joint press release by MOE and SEAB said. School candidates who are unwell, on quarantine order, stay-home notice or leave of absence should not return to school to collect their results. They can view their results online via SEAB's results release system at www.seab.gov.sg from 2.30pm on Dec 17. The system will be accessible until Dec 31. School candidates who are eligible … [Read more...] about N-Level exam results to be released on Dec 17, students to collect results in classrooms

Kindly Share This Story: Shina Abubakar, Osogbo Osun State’s ex-governor and Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola has denied a report that he secretly drew an 8-year salary as helmsman of the state. This followed an online media report (Not Vanguard) that the former governor received 96-month salary arrears in secret. But a statement issued by his Media Adviser, Sola Fasure on Saturday in Osogbo described the report as ” a good example of fake news”. He said Aregbesola donated his 8 years salary to the state government, having explained that his feeding, accommodation, logistics and other convenience were taken care of by the state. The statement reads, “Our attention has been drawn to a report in an online blog, titled ‘Aregbesola allegedly received 96-month salary arrears in secret, claims he did not’. Also read: 2023: Nobody can match candidature of Tinubu – Ogun monarchs “The author falsely claims that the Minister of Interior … [Read more...] about Aregbesola did not collect salary as Governor, aide insists

MANILA, Philippines — An estimated three trucks of garbage were collected by personnel of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) during its clean-up operations in Manila Bay. Fire Officer 3 Leo Azores of the Operations department of BFP National Capital Region (NCR) said on Monday that most of the trash collected were styrofoam and plastics. He said that according to the record, about 293 personnel from different cities and municipality of NCR BFP participated in the clean up drive held in Manila Bay behind Manila Film Center last Sunday. Azores also noted that the clean-up drive, led by NCR Fire Director Senior Superintendent Wilberto Kwan Tiu, was part of the rehabilitation project in a bid to restore the beauty of Manila Bay. Prior to the start of the clean up operations at 6 a.m., a physical fitness program was first conducted by participating personnel. The clean-up operations ended at 10 a.m., Azores said. /je … [Read more...] about BFP NCR collects 3 truckloads of garbage in Manila Bay

SINGAPORE - The TraceTogether token and mobile phone app are used for contact tracing. They exchange short-distance Bluetooth signals with nearby users of the token or app to quickly track people exposed to confirmed Covid-19 cases. But what kind of data does TraceTogether collect? When signing up for TraceTogether, a random user ID (a string of numbers and letters) is generated and linked to the user's contact number and identification details, such as his name and NRIC number. These details are stored in a secure server, according to the TraceTogether website. The Ministry of Health (MOH) uses the identification details to contact the right person when necessary. When app or token users are near one another, their user IDs are exchanged in an encrypted and randomised form, and can be decrypted only by MOH. The encrypted Bluetooth data exchanged is stored in the app or token, and does not contain personal identifiable information. Bluetooth data older than 25 … [Read more...] about What data does TraceTogether collect?

SINGAPORE - From next Monday (Feb 1), the public can collect their TraceTogether tokens from any of the 108 community centres and clubs (CCs) in Singapore. Previously, collection was at selected CCs and people had to collect their tokens from the CCs in their own constituencies. More than 2.6 million tokens have been collected to date under the TraceTogether programme, which helps with tracing close contacts of confirmed Covid-19 patients so that they can be identified and quarantined quickly to limit the spread of the coronavirus in the community. At the end of October last year, 400,000 of the tokens had been collected. Existing token users can get their tokens replaced at the CCs if the batteries have run out or if the tokens are faulty, said the Smart Nation and Digital Government Office (SNDGO) in a Facebook post on Thursday. A token needs to be replaced if it has a blinking red light or when the light has stopped blinking. If the token has a green light that blinks … [Read more...] about You can collect your TraceTogether tokens at any of 108 CCs from Feb 1

SINGAPORE: The results of the 2020 Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) will be released next Wednesday (Nov 25) from 11am, said the Ministry of Education (MOE). Candidates will receive their results in their classrooms at their respective primary schools instead of gathered as a cohort in the school hall as in previous years, given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, said the ministry in a press release on Wednesday. "We recognise that having the opportunity to collect their examination results in person is an important part of the educational journey, as it gives students the opportunity to be with their classmates and consult their teachers face-to-face on their next steps, if necessary," MOE added. Candidates collecting their results in school will be expected to observe safe management measures . "For PSLE students, given their younger age, one parent or guardian can accompany their child or ward to school to collect their PSLE results," said MOE. Commentary: The … [Read more...] about PSLE results to be released on Nov 25, students to collect results in classrooms

TAIPEI: Taiwan's widely praised handling of the coronavirus was largely due to collective intelligence and transparency – besides masks and hand-washing – according to its digital minister Audrey Tang. The island of 24 million people has recorded about 620 COVID-19 cases and seven deaths, and never went into a full lockdown, instead using technology, contact tracing and 14-day quarantines for arrivals to limit the outbreak. READ: Forming an air travel bubble with Singapore – After Hong Kong, which destination could be next? From the outset – when posts about a mysterious pneumonia in Wuhan, China were circulated on a Taiwan online forum, to a mobile app built by a citizen to map availability of face masks – authorities worked with the community on solutions, Tang said. "The government does not have a procurement relationship with civic tech. Anyone who has a good idea can approach us – it is fundamental to co-creation," said Tang, a transgender woman who was appointed … [Read more...] about Transgender minister lauds ‘collective intelligence’ in Taiwan COVID-19 battle

SINGAPORE: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will attend the virtual Group of Twenty (G20) Riyadh Summit this weekend, where leaders will discuss the “collective efforts” on how to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic, said the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) on Friday (Nov 20). The summit is scheduled to take place from 9pm on Saturday and from 8.30pm on Sunday, said the PMO in a press statement. Singapore, although not a G20 member, is an invited guest country of Saudi Arabia, which holds the G20’s presidency this year. Six other guest countries have also been invited, including Spain, a permanent invitee, and Vietnam – the chair of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The other four are Jordan, Switzerland, Rwanda (chair of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development) and the United Arab Emirates (chair of the Gulf Cooperation Council). Other summit participants include the leaders of G20 countries, the United Nations secretary-general and heads of multilateral organisations. … [Read more...] about PM Lee to attend virtual G20 Summit; ‘collective efforts’ to overcome COVID-19 on the agenda

SINGAPORE: A woman was allegedly tricked into handing over S$1 million after being deceived by scammers claiming to be Chinese authorities into thinking she was being investigated for a serious crime. One of the women who allegedly handled the cash was charged on Friday (Oct 30) with collecting S$1.5 million in criminal proceeds from another woman as part of the China official scam. It is unclear where the extra S$500,000 came from. Malaysian Lee Pey Ying, 30, was given one charge under the Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Crimes (Confiscation of Benefits) Act. She is accused of collecting S$1,537,000 from a person named Zhou Ying between Jul 6 and Jul 17 this year. Charge sheets state she had reasonable grounds to believe that her act facilitated criminal conduct. The prosecutor told the court that the money was not recovered. The police said in an earlier statement that a woman lodged a report in July saying she had received unsolicited phone calls from … [Read more...] about Woman charged with collecting S$1.5 million in China officials impersonation scam