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Singapore looks forward to working further with Indonesia to move forward on these agreements, said MFA.He sought to pacify concerns over the state of China's economy and consequences of the pandemic.About 41 million people visited the park during its more than five decades of operations since Jan 3, 1971.
Tiah Kok Hwee pleaded guilty to 20 counts of criminal breach of trust on Tuesday.Learn tolerance and acceptance, and understand that borders are fluid, said the veteran Singapore diplomat.Besides building the ‘hardware’ of eldercare, Singapore needs to do more about the ‘software’, says writer Ong Soh Chin.It will travel to 35 cities starting with Canada's Vancouver on July 15.
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