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Its portfolio’s footfall has rebounded from the previous month’s low.

Despite the hype on 'flexible living', landlords still prefer the traditional model.

The collective sales fever caused an elevation in land costs.

OCBC Bank led the gains amongst top active stocks with a 3.94% jump.

And about 3,300 devices have been loaned out to students for home-based learning.

Airlines will be relocated to the remaining terminals.

The government has raised distancing measures against COVID-19.

Celine Sia will hold the position for economics and knowledge management.

Total relief package for drivers could amount to $99m.

Essential maritime activities are exempted from the suspension.

ATMs and cheque-deposit facilities will remain open.

Demand surges as people begin working from home amidst the lockdown. Singapore has sufficient telecommunications capacity to cope with the increase in demand, according to the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). Nine in 10 Singapore households have fibre networks in their homes, and IMDA assured that the city-state’s fixed and mobile networks will have the bandwidth to cope with the demand, as network traffic has seen quite a surge since the start of the COVID-19 crisis The surge in demand for home fibre broadband or mobile network services comes as most people start to work from home. Schools and higher learning institutes have shifted to home-based learning, whilst preschools and student-care centres remain closed.  

This followed directives for most businesses to cease operations.

F&B outlets will no longer be allowed to provide dine-in services.

Delayed payments made up 45.8% of all transactions during the quarter.

Industries selling discretionary items were affected by a decline in tourist arrivals.