The Straits Times - September 30, 2024
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September 30, 2024
Train service between Jurong East, Buona Vista will not resume today
12 new cracks found on track damaged by faulty train; more stress tests to be done
3 mins
UN cannot allow violations of international law to become normalised: Vivian
Singapore has called on UN member states to prevent the recent violations of international law from becoming normalised, underscoring the need to transform global governance institutions to make them more representative and responsive.
4 mins
Israel strikes 'dozens' of Hezbollah targets in Lebanon
Israel said on Sept 29 it was carrying out new air raids against \"dozens\" of Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, after dealing the Iran-backed group a seismic blow by killing its leader, Hassan Nasrallah.
3 mins
Israel may launch ground offensive in absence of Hezbollah border pullback
Western governments trying to dissuade Israel, while warning Iran not to enter fray
4 mins
SingPost closes 12 post offices in two years, pivots to new service model
It is seeking to meet evolving consumer demands in fast-changing digital landscape
3 mins
New schemes to boost community participation under PA 2030 plan
A range of measures to encourage residents to contribute more to their communities was unveiled on Sept 29 by the People's Association (PA), amid growing challenges in engaging people in grassroots activities.
3 mins
New initiatives to develop community, youth, civic society leaders
Two new initiatives will give community leaders more opportunities to develop their leadership skills and broaden their perspectives.
2 mins
S'pore drivers worry despite assurance they can enter Johor without VEP
They throng centre in Danga Bay to get permit, unconvinced about leeway given
4 mins
Floods, landslides kill 148 in Nepal
Residents of Nepal's flood-hit capital returned to their mud-caked homes on Sept 29 to survey the wreckage of devastating floods that have killed at least 148 people across the Himalayan republic.
3 mins
Affordable fees, education quality fuelling boom
Enrolment and number of such schools have risen 11 per cent in the past five years
5 mins
Wang Yi touts China's role as peacemaker, calls for Mid-East ceasefire
UNITED NATIONS - Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi sought to burnish his country's credentials as a global peacemaker at the United Nations General Assembly on Sept 28, calling for a cessation of fighting in the Middle East and touting Beijing's diplomatic efforts in Russia's war in Ukraine.
2 mins
‘3 superpowers by 2050’
Tony Blair on how world leaders’ voices can be heard loud and clear
4 mins
Group in Malaysia child abuse case under probe over forced labour claims
The police have opened 10 investigation papers on Global Ikhwan Services and Business Holdings (GISB) following reports of forced labour lodged by several people, said the Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Razarudin Husain.
1 min
Panda-monium at China zoo after keeper accidentally injures animal
Panda-monium broke out at Chongqing Zoo in China after a keeper accidentally slammed the door of an enclosure on the paw of a panda, apparently causing it to chase and tackle her in a heart-stopping encounter that lasted around 40 seconds.
1 min
Ishiba opts for continuity in early Cabinet picks
Japan's incoming Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba signalled continuity on Sept 29 in his early decisions on key posts for his government, suggesting a desire for stability after an unpredictable leadership race.
1 min
Philippines nabs 6 Duterte-linked fugitives in space of three weeks
Analysts say arrests came after Marcos' alliance with his predecessor came apart
4 mins
Seepage in Taj Mahal dome sparks worries for tourist icon
Experts call for extra care of 400-year-old monument to preserve structural integrity
4 mins
India teen is youngest to get shoulder-level limb transplant
A 15-year-old teenager from Goregaon, Mumbai, became the youngest person in the world to undergo a shoulder-level limb transplant, her doctor told Times of India in a Sept 29 report.
1 min
Trump escalates dark rhetoric against Harris, immigrants
In visit to US swing state, Republican calls Vice-President 'mentally disabled'
2 mins
Lawmaker quits Labour Party due to Starmer's 'hypocrisy'
The new government of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer reeled from its first resignation on Sept 28, as lawmaker Rosie Duffield quit the Labour Party, accusing him of \"hypocrisy\" over his acceptance of gifts.
2 mins
Storm Helene leaves more than 60 dead across five US states
Huge power outages, flooding in unusually wet September linked to global warming
3 mins
S'pore research institutes pump resources into fermentation tech
Rising global interest in new proteins sees higher levels of funding
4 mins
Some baby products sold on e-commerce sites found to be unsafe
Consumers have been urged to be cautious when buying baby products from e-commerce platforms after items from some listings were found to be unsafe.
1 min
New 'Tetris' tech paves way for faster cancer diagnoses
It maps out complex protein interactions that could lead to more targeted therapies
3 mins
Plans in the works for play spaces in Orchard Road, Marina Bay
Two plots of land in the heart of the city can soon become lifestyle destinations, as Singapore's urban planners look to create more space for recreation and play.
3 mins
New schemes to help Teck Ghee families with special needs kids
Teck Ghee families with young children who have special needs will receive targeted support through two new schemes unveiled on Sept 29.
2 mins
Worker dies in accident at Sentosa worksite
A 44-year-old Bangladeshi worker died on the morning of Sept 29 after he was struck by a steel structure at a worksite on Sentosa.
1 min
Rise in lower-risk family violence cases may not be bad thing
Higher numbers point to greater awareness and willingness to report the abuse
5 mins
People posing as officers from cyber-security agency and police
The Singapore Cyber Emergency Response Team (SingCert) has received multiple reports of scammers impersonating officers from the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) and the police.
1 min
New research could uncover right soil conditions for giant trees
It aims to improve dipterocarp growth here, will also aid forest restoration in S-E Asia
6 mins
Four researchers here receive the Young Scientist Award
Their works push boundaries in fields from eye health to sustainable manufacturing
2 mins
Different types of fermentation tech and their nutritional benefits
Fermentation-based proteins are proving to be an up-and-coming alternative protein source, with growing investor interest in the first half of 2024.
3 mins
Olam fined $4.2m for delay in reporting cotton sales
It affected key indicator of supply, demand, potentially impacting pricing: Commission
2 mins
Markets eye Mid-East risk as US inflation data provides uplift
Raft of stimulus measures unveiled by China also boosts mood in Asia-Pacific
4 mins
Xi's big stimulus blitz aims to draw a line under China's slowdown
For months, President Xi Jinping appeared unfazed by slowing growth as stocks sank, prices fell and discontent grew around China.
3 mins
News outlets chasing readers on WhatsApp
But traffic from WhatsApp still pales in comparison to that from Google, Facebook
4 mins
How to shine in group interviews
Manpower reporter Tay Hong Yi offers practical answers to candid questions on navigating workplace challenges and getting ahead in your career. Get more tips by signing up to The Straits Times' HeadSTart newsletter.
2 mins
Jetstar Asia eyes more unique, low-cost routes
It plans to raise fleet to 13 planes by end of 2024 amid higher passenger volume
3 mins
The mindset driving ghastly service standards in HK
A refusal to put the customer first has outsized implications for Hong Kong's businesses.
5 mins
Your olive oil might be unfit for human consumption
Climate-related shortages are likely to encourage fraud involving adulterated food products such as edible oil and orange juice.
3 mins
How do we go from everyday creative thinking to ground-breaking?
People were shocked by Singapore's Pisa toppers in an area we don't feel confident about. Process-focused \"design thinking\" can help change this.
6 mins
Many happy returns: 60 years of the shinkansen
Since the first bullet train left Tokyo Station six decades ago, it has become an icon of speed, style and national identity.
6 mins
Replies Bullying ● Schools take comprehensive measures to address issue
We agree with Ms Sarah Lee-Wong Mayfern that bullying is not acceptable and has no place in our schools (More robust anti-bullying measures needed for students' safety, Sept 19).
1 min
Recycling ● Prioritise regular collection of waste
Having recycling bins for different types of waste is a commendable initiative that should be extended to more residential areas across Singapore (Different recycling bins a great move; extend use, Sept 26).
1 min
Transport system: Factor in rail disruption impacts when measuring cost-benefit ratio
The recent MRT train breakdown gives us much food for thought on how we want to shape our entire transport system as the Government puts the emphasis on being car-lite (Train disruption on EWL to last several more days; SMRT aims to restore services on Sept 30, Sept 26).
1 min
Dementia ● More practical ways needed to support patients and their caregivers
The many complex issues facing caregivers were well highlighted in the Opinion pieces \"Respecting the wishes of people with dementia while keeping them safe\" and \"Alive, but just a shell — the grief that haunts dementia caregivers\" (both Sept 26).
1 min
Rail disruption • Friendly smiles from staff brought comfort
Inconvenienced commuters have been understandably frustrated at the East-West Line disruption (Train disruption on EWL to last several more days; SMRT aims to restore services on Sept 30, Sept 26).
1 min
FINAL DAY WARM-UP FOR LIM'S STABLE
Lim's Sarbach and Lim's Shavano double sets right mood for grand finale on Oct 5
3 mins
Sierra Sky can take it all the way
Sept 30 South Africa (Fairview) form analysis
2 mins
No-pressure' Mengesha, Ketema in Ethiopian double
Ethiopian duo Milkesa Mengesha and Tigist Ketema won the men's and women's races respectively in the 50th edition of the Berlin Marathon on Sept 29.
2 mins
Things are cool with Mercedes: Hamilton
Seven-time Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton said things were okay between him and the Mercedes team, days after criticising their strategy during the Singapore Grand Prix on Sept 22, in which he finished sixth.
2 mins
ROWING BODY EYES COACH FOR GAMES GLORY
Association starts search for full-time hire as it targets medals at 2029 SEA Games
3 mins
ETZEBETH TO KEEP GOING FOR S. AFRICA
Captain Kolisi pays tribute to most-capped Springbok after winning Rugby C'ship title
3 mins
Kopecky dedicates title to Furrer, 18
Lotte Kopecky won a second straight world road race title on Sept.28, ahead of American Chloe Dygert and Italy's Elisa Longo Borghini.
2 mins
Future bright for Pumas, who have platform to build on
Argentina could not claim a maiden Rugby Championship title after a 48-7 mauling by South Africa on Sept 28, but to even be in contention in the sixth round of the campaign is a sign of their progress under coach Felipe Contepomi.
2 mins
Kane gets 'positive' prognosis on ankle
Bayern Munich said examinations on striker Harry Kane's injured ankle showed \"a positive development\", ahead of their Champions League clash at Aston Villa on Oct 2.
1 min
Alcaraz storms to 200th career win in 56 minutes
Carlos Alcaraz barrelled into the China Open quarter-finals on Sept 29 in just 56 minutes as Zhang Shuai extended her historic run.
2 mins
INTERNATIONAL'S KIMS MOTIVATED BY CURSES
But US Team's Schauffele denies it, saying they treated opponents with utmost respect
2 mins
SLOT WILL WAIT TO JUDGE REDS' TITLE HOPES
Liverpool boss not getting carried away by his league leaders after 2-1 victory at Wolves
3 mins
Flick accepts blame for end of Barca's perfection
Osasuna shattered La Liga leaders Barcelona's perfect start to the season with an emphatic 4-2 victory on Sept 28 and their coach Hansi Flick took the blame.
2 mins
Four-goal hero 'Ice-Cole' rues the ones that got away
Cole Palmer confirmed his ice-cool status on Sept 28 with four nerveless goals in Chelsea's 4-2 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion but complained he should have scored more.
2 mins
TEH POSITIVE DESPITE LOSS
S'porean to learn from his first final; coach says he needs to work on mentality
2 mins
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