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Daily Cuts - Fire On A Scoot Flight

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Singapore Today speaks with a passenger on the Scoot flight on which a power bank caught fire and led to two passengers getting injured. Greg Waldron, Asia Managing Editor of Flight Global, also joins the discussion to share insights into the incident.

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Daily Cuts - The future of chatbots

ChatGPT - the latest chatbot that’s taking the internet by storm - can write essays and code, but will it be able to take over your job in the near future?  Guest: Dr Samer El Hajjar, Senior Lecturer from the Department of Marketing, NUS Business School

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Daily Cuts - Spearheading Singapore's COVID Vaccine Mission

Singapore Today speaks with Dinesh Vasu Dash, Group Director (Crisis Strategy & Operations Group), Ministry of Health (MOH), about steering our nation's efforts to vaccinate its population against Covid-19. For his efforts, he has received the Public Service Star Award.

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Daily Cuts - Cutting Sugar Intake With Labels

Singapore Today speaks with Alefia Vasanwala, Principal Dietitian, Mount Elizabeth Hospital, about a new labelling scheme for pre-packaged drinks to reduce Singaporeans' sugar intake.

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Daily Cuts - China scraps quarantine

China is set to reopen its borders to international travellers, ending quarantine requirements from early next month. We speak to Joy Soh, a Singaporean living with her family in Beijing on her reaction to the news.

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Daily Cuts - The True Victims Of Today's Online Scams

Singapore Today speaks with Dr Reuben Ng, Lead Scientist (Data and Technology), Institute for the Public Understanding of Risk, National University of Singapore about a study that finds those aged below 25 more likely to be fooled by scams than those aged over 65.

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