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News in 60 minutes-ARCHIVE

Friday, 16 December, 2022 -

Rescuers in Malaysia race to find survivors, after a deadly landslide struck a campsite near Genting Highlands.

This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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News in 60 minutes-ARCHIVE - News In 60 Minutes

Thursday, 5 January, 2023 - A refreshed industry transformation map to help strengthen Singapore's wholesale trade industry. Also, COE premiums here fall across all categories of vehicles for the first tender exercise of the year. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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Wednesday, 4 January, 2023 - A set of new guidelines to improve indoor air quality in Singapore has been launched. Also, more local firms make payments promptly in the last quarter of 2022, after two straight quarters of deterioration. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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Tuesday, 3 January, 2022 - Singapore's economy grows by 3.8 percent on-year in 2022, moderating from the 7.6 percent growth in the year before. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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Monday, 2 January, 2023 - Some people in China's key cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Wuhan brave the cold and a COVID-19 spike to return to regular activity. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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Friday, 30 December, 2022 - Singapore households can look forward to welcoming the new year with lower utilities bills, as the electricity tariff for January to March drops by 0.79 cents per kilowatt hour. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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