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33 new Covid-19 cases in Singapore, all imported

Saturday’s number is the the highest daily figure since Sept 15 when there were 34 cases. The new cases were all imported and had been placed on stay-home notices or isolated on arrival in Singapore, said the Ministry of Health (MOH). Among the 33 new cases, there are six Singapore permanent residents from India and Indonesia, five dependant’s pass holders including a three-year-old girl from India and two long-term visit pass holders from Egypt and India, and one student’s pass holder from India. There are also 12 work permit holders from Malaysia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Bangladesh and the Philippines, of which nine are foreign domestic workers, said the ministry.

2nd RGS student among 3 Covid-19 community cases on Jan 1; Mandarin Orchard hotel to reopen Jan 2

January 02, 2021 MOH has approved the reopening of Mandarin Orchard from Jan 2, 2021. The Straits Times file SINGAPORE - Another Raffles Girls School (RGS) student was among the three community cases announced on Friday (Jan 1). The 14-year-old Singaporean is a friend of Case 58,843, who is a family member of a permanent resident - a marine surveyor at Lloyd s Register Singapore who was also a confirmed case. The teen had visited her friend at her home on Dec 27 for a few hours while the marine surveyor was present. As a result, the girl, who was last in school in October, was identified as a close contact on Tuesday and placed on quarantine, said MOH.

Second RGS girl tests positive; Mandarin hotel to reopen today

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Singapore Office Rents Set to Rise in 2021 Says CBRE

Mingtiandi Username CapitaSpring will add 650,000 square feet of office space to the Singapore market upon completion in 2021 Despite a downturn in leasing this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, property consultancy CBRE says office rents in Singapore are likely to rise in the second half of 2021, driven by a limited supply of new Grade A space and strong demand from Chinese tech firms and non-bank financial service providers. Five new projects are set for completion next year, adding 1.23 million square feet (114,271 square metres) to the overall office supply, CBRE said in a release. The five projects include only one Grade A office development, CapitaSpring, which will add 650,000 square feet of office stock to the core CBD market.

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