SINGAPORE - The Straits Times' executive photojournalist Kevin Lim was named Journalist of the Year at Singapore Press Holdings' annual journalism awards for its English/Malay/Tamil Media (EMTM) group.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The Straits Times' executive photojournalist Kevin Lim was named Journalist of the Year at Singapore Press Holdings' annual journalism awards for its English/Malay/Tamil Media group. The Straits Times' senior health correspondent Salma Khalik bagged another top prize, the Story of the Year award, for her news story on insurance companies appealing to the Ministry of Health to make it compulsory for patients to pay part of their medical bills.
The veteran journalist, who has been in the industry for almost 40 years, spent five months chasing the story.Adeline Chua, Wang Hui Fen, Chang Ai-Lien, Basil Edward Teo & Teoh Yi Chie - The Straits Times In 2018, the Singapore passport was ranked one of the most powerful in the world by the Henley Passport Index.
The special report provided readers with a look at the history between the two leaders, as well as the role that Singapore played in bringing US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim to our shores. The infographics also included forecasts of schools that may be oversubscribed, based on data taken from the past six years.Manny Francisco, The Straits Times
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