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CNA938 Rewind - Bangkok fire aftermath - what we know so far

CNA938 Rewind

An explosive fire at a popular bar in Chatuchak district has killed more than 30 people, with many others injured in critical condition. The Bangkok blaze is the deadliest such incident in Thailand in 20 years. Andrea Heng and Hairianto Diman get the latest with Jeremy Koh reporting from Bangkok 

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CNA938 Rewind - Global Scale: Why the World is Flying into China’s Weight Loss Camps

Private weight-loss camps in China are attracting growing interest — not just from locals, but increasingly from overseas visitors as well. The trend comes as Beijing steps up efforts to tackle obesity, with more than half of Chinese adults now overweight or obese. Andrea Heng and Poh Kok Ing speak with Rebecca Metteo, Correspondent (China), CNA

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CNA938 Rewind - The Wellness Hour - Knee surgery, active ageing and the fight to stay mobile

Knee pain is often dismissed as part of ageing, but it can affect mobility, independence and quality of life. Cheryl Goh speaks with Dr James Wee, Senior Consultant and Medical Director, Oxford Orthopaedics to explore when knee arthritis needs closer attention, what treatment options are available, and how surgery can help some older adults stay active for longer.

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CNA938 Rewind - Eat, Drink, Singapore - From nut packets to ice cream scoops: Tai Sun turns 60 with Creamier

Tai Sun is marking 60 years with a scoop of nostalgia, teaming up with Creamier on two limited-edition ice cream flavours and a playful modern-day mama shop experience. Cheryl Goh gets the story behind Salted Vanilla Almonds and Peanut Toffee, the collectible mini pouch blind bags, and how a familiar homegrown snack brand is staying fresh for a new generation with Esther Loo, Tai Sun third generation and Head of Sales and Marketing.

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CNA938 Rewind - Mind Your Money - The financial opportunities and complications of living abroad

A new study finds that living and working overseas may help people reach financial freedom sooner, but rising costs, volatile currencies and assets spread across different countries can make financial planning more complicated. Cheryl Goh speaks with Oliver Wickham, Asia and Middle East Partnership Director at St. James’s Place to look at what the findings reveal about managing wealth across borders and the decisions that are often left too late.

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CNA938 Rewind - From Singapore to the US: World Cup final reactions

As the World Cup tournament draws to a close- with Spain clinching the trophy - Andrea Heng and Poh Kok Ing get a sense of how scenes unfolded in the US and at a watch party at CHIJMES in Singapore with Mitch McCann, Correspondent, FSN and Nadine Yeam, Reporter, CNA

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