Participants in the I Quit programme, designed to help them quit smoking, need not worry about being fined or prosecuted as it does not presume they have or use vaping products.
Singapore News - Over the past five years, the authorities investigated between five and 18 cases of alleged financial abuse of vulnerable adults, such as seniors with disabilities, each year. The financial abuse of vulnerable adults is an emerging issue of concern, said Minister for Social. Read more at www.tnp.sg
In a significant move to acknowledge the profound grief experienced by parents of stillborn infants, Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has introduced the "Stillbirths and Births (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill" to Parliament. The proposed bill, if passed, would enable parents to officially register their stillborn child's name within a year…