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THE 5 C’S TO KEEP YOUR BUSINESS AFLOAT DURING THIS PERIOD   Life can be downright difficult at times, but this latest coronavirus epidemic is a whole new ballgame. Getting through this COVID-19 crisis for many may seem almost impossible, especially with the social distance restrictions enforced and the Work-From-Home order (WFM). One study from

Newly recorded home made music video by party member Francis Yuen titled ‘Little Covid’ dedicated to all frontline and healthcare workers dealing with the pandemic. Stay Safe and Stay Indoors! NEWLY RECORDED HOME MADE MUSIC VIDEO NEWLY RECORDED HOME MADE MUSIC VIDEO(Disclaimer: This video was shot at home with additional footage recorded before 7 April

PSP WISHES ALL A HAPPY INDIAN NEW YEAR Wishing all Tamils a happy Puthandu, Sikhs a happy Vaisakhi, Malayalees a happy Vishu, Bengalis a happy Pohela Boishakh. சிங்கப்பூர் முன்னேற்றக் கட்சியின் இனிய புத்தாண்டு நல்வாழ்த்துக்கள்   PSP WISHES ALL A HAPPY INDIAN NEW YEAR PSP WISHES ALL A HAPPY INDIAN NEW YEARWishing all Tamils a happy Puthandu,

Voices and Chatter Episode 1: Stay Home Notice                              （天声人语 第一集:留家令）   In this video, Assistant Sec-Gen Mr Leong Munwai shares a childhood experience. He recalls fondly, the unexpected joy of finding his parents and neighbours all being at home at the

CIRCUIT BREAKER: Day 5 Party Secretary-General, Dr Tan Cheng Bock, leads fellow party members in the breathing exercises to show Singaporeans how to strengthen the lungs with simple breathing exercises step-by-step. It’s simple and can be practiced at home. (Disclaimer: This video was shot and produced before 7 April 2020) Stay safe! #forcountryforpeople #progresssingaporeparty #fightcovidSG

On Dr Ang Yong Guan and #Covid19 WATCH NOW: DR ANG YONG GUAN SPEAKS ABOUT THE RESTRICTIONS ON SOCIAL MOVEMENTS(Disclaimer: This video was shot and produced before 7 April 2020)CIRCUIT BREAKER: Day 3Party Secretary-General, Dr Tan Cheng Bock, invites fellow Party member, Dr Ang Yong Guan to speak to Singaporeans on how the latest restrictions

Covid-19 in the Dormitories    On 6 April, the government gazetted 2 foreign worker dormitories as “isolation areas” to quarantine about 20,000 foreign workers. This is after 2 large clusters were found at the S11 Dormitory in Punggol and Westlite Toh Guan dormitory.   I am worried about the breakout of Covid19 in workers dorms.

Let’s wear masks   Since PM’s announcement on Friday, many Singaporeans are scrambling to do last minute work preparations visiting workplaces and shopping centers before the closure of schools and non-essential businesses on Wednesday. The Government also said they will not discourage the wearing of masks. As a doctor, I would go one step further