War on Iran: Singaporeans travelling in Middle East region say return is uncertain
Some Singaporeans travelling in the Middle East when attacks broke out say their return is now uncertain with airspaces closed. Some have made their way across borders over land, while others are hunkering down to wait for airspaces to reopen. Meantime, Singapore businesses in Dubai say they remain committed to the region in the long-term, even amid escalating tensions. One autonomous technology firm is planning to temporarily suspend its services due to the uncertainty. It is also making arrangements to keep its workers safe, including possibly relocating them before trying to return. Noah Kong and Caitlin Ng with more.
Some Singaporeans travelling in the Middle East when attacks broke out say their return is now uncertain with airspaces closed. Some have made their way across borders over land, while others are hunkering down to wait for airspaces to reopen. Meantime, Singapore businesses in Dubai say they remain committed to the region in the long-term, even amid escalating tensions. One autonomous technology firm is planning to temporarily suspend its services due to the uncertainty. It is also making arrangements to keep its workers safe, including possibly relocating them before trying to return. Noah Kong and Caitlin Ng with more.
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