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Nothing can replace the bond : Raffles Town Club crew, members lament site s future redevelopment , Latest Singapore News

Singapore News - In the basement of Raffles Town Club, there's a man who's been a constant since 2000. Meet Mr. Anthony Tay, 61, the go-to guy for car grooming among the club's members. But with the club set to vacate for residential development in 2026, Tay faces a tough. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Nothing can replace the bond : Raffles Town Club crew, members lament site s future redevelopment

Members have not been informed about what will happen to their memberships after the club’s lease is up. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Living alone a risk factor for social isolation, especially for men, says Singapore study

Retired cleaner Wang Jee Kim lives alone in a two-room rental flat in Marine Parade.

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New initiative teaches S pore seniors how to spot and avoid online scams

New initiative teaches S pore seniors how to spot and avoid online scams
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Suicide rate among seniors hits 29-year high last year: SOS

0 Engagements Social isolation, financial worries and difficulty in constantly adapting to changes brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic are some possible reasons that the number of reported suicide deaths among those aged 60 and above has hit a 29-year high. Latest figures from the Samaritans of Singapore (SOS) showed there were 154 suicide deaths in this age group last year, a 26 per cent increase from 2019. The figure is the highest for this age group since 1991, the year SOS started tracking suicide statistics. SOS chief executive Gasper Tan said: Covid-19 has severely affected the nation s economy, lifestyle and mental health. We are extremely worried about how our elderly are coping during this public health crisis.

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