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News in 60 minutes-ARCHIVE

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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Thursday, 19 January, 2023 - Singapore could see another large dengue outbreak in 2023, as a continued high number of weekly cases raises the risk of an early surge in the months ahead. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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Wednesday, 18 January, 2023 - Construction has begun on Phase 1 of the Cross Island Line, Singapore's eighth MRT line. It will be the Republic's longest fully underground line, when completed. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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Tuesday, 17 January, 2023 - The number of visitors to Singapore reaches 6.3 million in 2022, exceeding the Singapore Tourism Board's previous forecast. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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Monday, 16 January, 2023 - Singapore's Manpower Ministry responds to the rising number of dangerous occurrences involving cranes that has more than tripled in 2022. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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Friday, 13 January, 2023 - Construction of the Jurong Region Line, Singapore's seventh MRT line, has begun with a groundbreaking and viaduct-launching ceremony that took place today. This and more, on today's edition of 'News In 60 Minutes'.

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